Sentence examples for to trains from inspiring English sources
verb
To practice an ability.
- She trained seven hours a day to prepare for the Olympics.
BRITAIN likes to build monuments to trains.
We're getting officers to trains still stalled where possible.
As a child Steve Sokalsky always preferred airplanes to trains.
His father's family retained a private carriage which was hitched on to trains during rail journeys".
The whole town, thousands of people, crowded on to trains and buses and lorries.
Which, of course, is crucial to Turner's art, as his obsession shifts from boats to trains.
At peak hours, 5,000 commuters cling to trains designed for 1,700.
'We're proud to be planespotters.' Perhaps, in hindsight, they'd be better off downsizing to trains.
"Sometimes he would come home with all these things connected to trains," she said.
These technologies, when it comes to trains, have existed since long before the private automobile.
Level one places sensors along the track giving information to trains as they pass over.
