Sentence examples for train about how from inspiring English sources
David Cameron (@David_Cameron) Talking to @chrisshipitv on the train about how #Budget2014 provides opportunities for people.
"I think we all are just smarter, you know, about how you train, about how you eat, about how you do your recovery," Haas said Monday after his 6-1, 6-3, 6-3 demofition of Mikhail Youzhny.
I adopted this rule because my friend George, who coaches a girls' soccer team, had told me too many horror stories on the Monday morning train about how his girls sometimes seemed to fall asleep on the field after they had stayed up watching the movie "Clueless" until 3 a.m. at Saturday sleepovers.
Q: What can government do give people more training about how to deal with domestic violence.
Most will not have received any training about how to tackle homophobia as part of their training courses, she added.
"But there's not a lot of specific training about how you interview a 10-year-old suspect".
The Padres, who faced questions in spring training about how long they would keep their stars -- first baseman Adrian Gonzalez and closer Heath Bell -- had to stay active to keep up with their N.L.
The manager noted that when catcher John Buck joined the team via an off-season trade, Buck shared during spring training about how the approach with Davis was to pitch him away.
What is more, even if Japanese firms choose to stuff their boardrooms with insiders, cronies and other members of the "old-boy network"—and they are almost all men they should at least be obliged to undergo training about how their job on the board differs from their job on the payroll.
The volunteer field team were supplied with campaign packs and scripts, given precise training about how to interact with people either through door-knocking or on the telephone: taught how to listen, how to pick up on concerns, and to deploy the best methods of persuasion that had been honed through trial and error.
Brantly, Writebol, and Omeonga say they had ample training about how to protect themselves.
