Sentence examples for trade skills from inspiring English sources

Cities are places of exchange, where people come to trade skills and goods [1].

St Ed's college, Deb O'Neill's seat of Robertson, at trade skills training centre.

He said the government was focused on rehabilitation programs such as post-incarceration trade skills training.

It ultimately sent 2.2 million veterans to college after World War II and helped five million others acquire trade skills.

He wants to create a technical academy within the school system to give young people trade skills.

I also picked up other trade skills, and in 1992 I got a job doing carpentry, electrical work and painting.

The "how" does not have to be found in a traditional four-year college program, but rather can be fulfilled via a trade skill that gives purpose, meaning, and most of all, economic empowerment.

(We have a plan to trade skill-sets - he's supposed to help me learn to enjoy shopping, and I'm supposed to help him learn to enjoy saving money).

Good welders can consistently find work in all types of manufacturing, performing their trade skill in the making of cars, ships, heavy machinery, and other essential items.

But it is an apt encapsulation of his trading skills on Wall Street.

Clients who believe in his trading skills may stick by him, preventing a liquidation.