Sentence examples for technical days from inspiring English sources

As a result of this change of approach, Cavendish is less likely to be so dominant in the big, bunch sprints on the Tour's flat stages, but more likely to feature at the end of bumpier or more technical days.

"Everything is so technical these days.

The New Yorker, May 8 , 1948P. 82 The writer recalls her technical school days in England.

By Winifred Williams The New Yorker, May 8 , 1948P. 82 The writer recalls her technical school days in England.

Holding a technical training day will help them gain experience and be able to help run your talent show.

During his short tenure at AOL, he spearheaded its use of fast-changing interactive technologies but did not oversee any of the company's day-to-day technical operations.

Steve Ballmer, boss of the software giant, was preaching to the converted: an audience of 2,500 software developers attending a four-day technical conference entitled Build 2012.Over the following four days, attendees would learn in detail how to build and market games and apps for Microsoft's new Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8 operating systems, and its Surface tablet.

It offers technical service 365 days a year in 132 countries.

Getting out at the end of the show had been a problem in the technical rehearsal only days earlier.

In the rink's early days, technical flaws meant the presence of puddles, and fog, which made it difficult to see teammates.

The 59-year-old resigned as British Cycling's technical director 100 days before the Rio Olympics after the track sprinter Jess Varnish claimed he told her she was fat and should "go and have a baby" and following allegations he referred to the Paralympic squad as "gimps and wobblies".