Sentence examples for of like training from inspiring English sources

Sort of like training wheels.

It's kind of like training a dog.

"It's kind of like training, moving furniture," he said, bouncing in his seat to change position.

This first game was kind of like training camp for me".

To do that eight times a week is sort of like training to be an Olympic athlete.

In terms of features, Lift is also testing "expert guidance and accountability in the form of groups," which Stubblebine says one can think of like "training plans".

The most popular of them, like training to be a pilot on a simplified flight simulator, are not as remunerative as the less popular, like being a dentist.

(The game is turn-based; you choose a series of actions, like training soldiers, that will take place over a year).

THE NEWS The Supreme Court upheld a federal law making it a crime to provide some kinds of assistance, like training or advice, to foreign terrorist organizations, even if the help promotes the peaceful resolution of conflicts.

The terror blacklist, devised in 1979, is vague on how to handle acts of cyber-terrorism like the North Korean Sony hack of late 2014, and overemphasizes direct forms of terror sponsorship like training of insurgents.

Because it lets it do all the number crunching required to do all sorts of wonderful stuff, like training the arm to perform tasks by touch.