Some of those forces were being returned from the war so they could take a breather, get replenished, be retrained, and so on.
Obsessed with the delusion that he's going to win back his wife -- who, by the way, has taken out a retraining order against him -- he spends a lot of time running around the neighborhood to keep in shape (and, we hope, burn off some of that energy), wearing a garbage bag over his clothing to induce more sweating.
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Some may take a bit more time to rest, retool and retrain, but almost all will head to Baghdad and beyond by year's end.
Without SPL she decided to take a year off but when she returned, she had to go through aseries of retraining sessions.
But even if the vast majority of states do so, that adoption process is likely to take a year or so, and the new standards will require a new effort to retrain teachers, develop new textbooks and write new tests.
In fact, San Diego and other cities are coming to the conclusion that so-called graffiti artists are really public artists, and often with a little retraining can take an undesirable part of a city and give it a new look and a certain vibrancy.
Four months after being laid off, he took an offer for retraining at the Tennessee Technology Center in Morristown, where he is studying coils and coolants to become an air-conditioning technician.
"It takes a long time to retrain the brain how to hear".
It takes a long time to retrain your body and mind to cope with the feelings of anxiety.
