Sentence examples for seems trained from inspiring English sources

Every part of her body seems trained to touch it — stop it, spin it, push it through some small space or set it up, just so, to blast it by a goalkeeper.

Gunmen were roaming around the corridors, some of them it seemed trained, professional Qaddafi soldiers, snipers were on the roof.

At least TouchLocal has £7m from Balderton to keep it going, but its sights seem trained on the business sector, not reviews of the lattes in the local cafe.

BOXERS train by hitting the heavy bag; Leon Wieseltier, the New Republic's literary editor, seems to train by destroying straw men.

All of the staffers seemed well trained and helpful.

These officials seemed poorly trained, Brant said, and were frustrated by their lack of success.

American officials said at the outset that the assailants in Benghazi seemed well trained, indicating some level of advance planning.

According to Farooq, the intruders took instructions over their cell phones and "seemed well trained".

General practitioners seem poorly trained with little commitment to the provision of adolescent reproductive health services.

These are just a few examples of how Willis seemed to train away manifestations of his illness through socialisation.

In summary, it seems that training of the foot is more successful than training of the hands or fingers.