Sentence examples for pioneering train from inspiring English sources

Make sure your carriage's wood-fired stove is on, keep your eyes peeled for bear-sightings and – as you trundle across the border into Alaska – enjoy this evocative reminder of the early days of Canada's pioneering train system.

The company's pioneering training programme, Missing Piece, is now in danger of being seen as engendering a golden generation.

But only a handful of the 1,400 graduates of a pioneering training institute for penitentiary staff have jobs in a system still dominated by the security forces, according to human-rights groups.

While Silicon Valley companies are certainly contributing to job loss by eliminating face-to-face doctor's visits in healthcare and disassembling the brick-and-mortar model in retail, they are also pioneering training practices to develop the type of talent that the digital economy demands.

The British Museum has pioneered training programmes for young curators to create an international network of scholars.

to base education on the values of Jewish culture and the achievements of science, on love of the homeland and loyalty to the state and the Jewish people, on practice in agricultural work and handicraft, on pioneer training and on striving for a society built on freedom, equality, tolerance, mutual assistance, and love of mankind.

He helped build Camp Hale, where Colorado ski pioneers trained to fight as the 10th Mountain Division, and spent more than two years in Europe during World War II.

He gave the authority credit for pioneering the training effort, but said greater reliance on private industry could produce a better system.

But thanks to a pioneering new training programme, the face of food in the care industry could soon be given a much-needed makeover.

Pavel Romanovich Popovich, born in 1929 in the Kiev region of what is now Ukraine, was part of a pioneering team trained to pilot the Vostok craft, the first manned vehicles the Soviets sent into space.

Stanford Biodesign was a pioneering innovation training program dedicated exclusively to the design and development of medical devices, and was revolutionary in its focus on need-driven innovation — identifying and characterizing important, unmet clinical needs as the essential first step in successful inventing.