Sentence examples for push to train from inspiring English sources

The initial push to train came from his mother; at the time, Khan preferred watching Knight Rider on TV, or perfecting his Michael Jackson routines.

The exercise was part of the Glendale police agency's push to train officers on delivering medical aid in active-shooter situations, when it's too dangerous for paramedics to enter a scene.

All coaches push you to train harder, but the really great coaches, like the ones my kids had, and like Nancy, are those who push you to have enough faith to push yourself.

"I don't know the answer to that," Delaney, the education professor, told me when I asked how far we can push children to train for survival.

Pushing herself to train alone or with small-sided teams gave her the confidence to take down defenders and go to the goal.

What distinguishes Ritzenhein, Webb and Hall is their ability and their willingness to push to the limit in training, reversing a longstanding trend of caution in handling young talent.

We push each other to train harder.

"It's definitely going to push me on to train hard and reach my goals, one of them being the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, " Hill told BBC Sport.

Switch between four different kinds of push-ups to train your body more by giving it something new: Wide grip push-ups.

Times reporters are now being trained and pushed to quickly prepare video and audio supplements to their articles for the Web version of the paper.

President Obama closed his campaign speech in Green Bay by saying that "now is the time to keep pushing forward" -- to train our workers, create new jobs, provide effective rights at work, rebuild our infrastructure and grow our middle class.