Sentence examples for to train off from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the OneWorld sailing team continues to train off Auckland.

Bartoli was carrying more weight at Wimbledon than usual: perhaps because her string of injuries this year had made it more difficult for her to train off court.

But it does not say it will be open sourcing any AI models it is able to train off of the publicly funded data.

The Bristol-born snowboarder has been cleared to continue training off the snow and plans on returning to the slopes after Christmas, before competing again later in January.

He remained ashore on Wednesday when Luna Rossa went out to train on an off day.

Training for Laid-Off Workers Last June, the Michigan Small Business and Technology Center began to train laid-off workers to start new ventures.

Start to train, head off to Lumbridge and start killing the chicken, collecting the feathers - note: you'll already be at level 9 range from the lamps.

"I never used to train in the off-season, and all of this is new to me.

It explains how to train the CMAC off-line by the data from fuzzy control theory.

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I also wanted to have my horses trained off-site from the racetrack, because racetrack life for a horse isn't any good.