Sentence examples for take on the train from inspiring English sources

"All those items are too bulky to take on the train," sniffed a 22-year-old student preparing to embark on a seven-hour train ride home to Changchun in China's northeast.

Take on-the-job training and retraining to another level.

You can take on-the-job training to a whole new level, putting the new hire in real-world situations in which they must perform their job duties.

According to John, anyone can take on the proper training and learn to work with their hands.

IS fighters have surrounded Kobane for well over a year, but they were reluctant to take on the well trained Kurdish forces protecting the town.

But who will take on the responsibility for training the police?

He took on-the-job training at nearby Hadlow College.

Charlie Ward is a diligent Heisman Trophy quarterback who still seems to be taking on-the-job training.

As an organization made up of organizations, it's fitting that the WHL took on the role of training the trainers, with materials provided in four languages.

"It's a win-win, even if public interest firms have to take on the training," Ms. Chalmers said.

There are still plenty of pupils who express their interest in entering the medical professions, but will they all be so convinced when they reach 18 and have to take on the training degrees?