Sentence examples for outlying training from inspiring English sources

Waldron Field, an outlying training landing strip, at Corpus Christi NAS as well Waldron Road leading to the strip, was named in honor of the commander of USS Hornet's Torpedo Squadron 8. Yorktown Blvd leading away from the strip was named for the U.S. carrier sunk in the battle.

It is too cold to walk around all night and sleep in the Metro during the day as they do in the summer; but some ride suburban trains to outlying towns where the entryways to apartment buildings are unlocked.

This was exacerbated by their unwillingness to allow civilian evacuees to travel on trains from outlying districts to Hanoi and Haiphong, as their priority was evacuating their military personnel and equipment.

The correspondent added that Al Qaeda had moved countless young men from Saudi Arabia and had recruited others locally who were then sent to training camps in outlying areas in Yemen.

Local Transport The Octopus pass, a magnetic card, gives access to all Hong Kong subways, as well as the ferries to outlying islands and the superb Airport Express train.

The station car park filled up with Range Rovers, Mercedes and Porsche cars as commuters arrived for early trains to London from outlying villages where large detached homes cost upwards of £2m.

The group has trained 4,000 doctors in surgical techniques, many in outlying areas, and it has donated some of the latest equipment to diagnose and treat eye disease.

We used the 34 SNP genotype data and two inferred populations (K = 2) to assess the level of mixed ancestry detectable in the training set samples and to evaluate the degree to which outlying individuals shared patterns of allelic variability with the population sample as a whole.

The train leaves at 5 a.m., both to get commuting factory workers to Mitrovica early and to let Serbs in outlying villages drive to Kosovo Polje on roads that are empty except for camouflaged jeeps belonging to the NATO-led peacekeeping force and the red-and-white cars of the United Nations police.

Used in outlying districts first, then in congested districts.

Outlying villages lie deserted, torched to the ground.