Sentence examples for next phase of training from inspiring English sources

Today, they share an apartment in Brookline, and they'll continue to live together during this next phase of training.

"Unless we get to the next phase of training, the chances of freeing the hostages are not that great," said one senior official familiar with the classified briefings.

News came on May 8th that all eight need to repeat tasks before they can proceed to the next phase of training in Georgia's northern mountains (101 men must do the same).

Christian O'Donnell, a fourth-year medical student who had been deployed to Iraq in the 1stInfantry Division in 2004, said he was "excited to move to the next phase of training". His wife, Raphaelle, was at his side, and his parents and mother-in-law had also flown in from Boston and Chicago, respectively, to be there.

"When they go into the next phase of training, I think they will be swapping around partners; I don't think it's a given that Katherine and Vicky will be the double scull at the Olympics next year.

It was a great creative break and I'm hoping that it will be a good physical break as well that sets me up for the next phase of training.

Envelopes lined a long table in the back of the room, each one with a "match" letter that reveals where each student will begin the next phase of medical training.

Probably not, but apparently being prepared for ambush interviews from eager college kids is the next phase of media training for many on Capitol Hill.

She said another supervisor suggested she take more time off or delay her fellowship, the next phase of her training, by working as an attending physician, according to court papers.

It is possible that the first-learned color was consolidated rapidly during the initial training trials, forming a more robust memory and influencing memory formation for the second color in the next phase of the reversal training.

Russell said too many pupils attending secondary schools in places such as Salford, Rochdale, Oldham and Manchester were not prepared for the next phase of their education, training or employment.