Sentence examples for take its training from inspiring English sources

Municipal officials take its training programs.

Let's hope Virgin sorts out its fares, because there's another reason to take its train: aesthetics.

Compassion training might take its effects on the latter but not the former.

Along with the trains that take its hero from the cornfields of Iowa to the fleshpots of Duluth and Minneapolis, McCracken's novel picks up steam.

[C2.] Brake Problem Halts Acela Trains Amtrak took its 20 Acela Express trains out of service because an inspector noticed cracks in the brakes, and a quick check found hundreds of similar flaws on other trains.

Proponents of wind energy say since its inception in 1992, the PTC has been a crucial driving force behind the industry's rapid growth; critics of the PTC (including the fossil-fuel funded American Energy Alliance) say the industry has had ample time to take off its training wheels (never mind that fossil fuel subsidies historically run about 13 times higher than renewables).

Looking after three young children as a single parent, alongside finishing her stressful teacher training, took its toll on Catherine Eaglestone, who attends the class.

Despite this, the Royalist artillery fire had taken its toll, and the Trained Band regiments were forced to retreat.

Although Gay said his injured hamstring felt fine and was not the reason for his performance, missing six weeks of training clearly took its toll.

Knowing what is coming for him as the fatal disease takes its course has made his training work all the more important and urgent, he said.

This week, when the Weather Channel announced that it would, for the first time, name up to 26 winter storms for the coming season, one for each letter of the alphabet, Q, in reference to the train, took its place on the list, joining Roman gods, a Shakespearean villain and Xerxes, the fourth king of the Persian Achaemenid Empire.