Sentence examples for point training from inspiring English sources

"I was at one point training to be a lobbyist," she said, "but I kind of decided that wasn't for me".

As the former England hooker Phil Greening used to remind me, there's no point training like Tarzan and playing like Jane.

There is no point training the brightest and best if they are going to leave when faced with the bleak reality of the working conditions that many social workers face.

At one point, "Training Day" director Antoine Fuqua was attached.

Regardless, he has a point, "Training Day, bitch" really should have been a line in "Training Day".

First, though an important starting point, training alone is insufficient to engage and build capacity for facility and community health workers.

"At a certain point, trained, accomplished musicians" -- which is to say, not him -- hit the wall.

At some point trains became objects of play, subjects for romance.

At some point, trains were required to send a man ahead on horseback waving a red warning flag, at a pace of six miles per hour.

Freddie Roach, who at some point trained both Tyson and Wladimir, told me, "Mike is faster but no one hits harder than Wladimir".

When you get to the end of one point, train yourself to say, "On the other hand…" to open up an avenue for further chatter.