Sentence examples for train around from inspiring English sources

Despite the military-sounding name, it's a civilian-run organisation, named after the elite US army unit that used to train around here.

"We at Mumbai have a programme where we hope to train around 250 youth coaches, who in turn will coach six-to-12 year-olds.

The programme aims to train around 70 local barbers to act as civic engagement agents for their clients, to discuss the importance of getting actively involved in local government and voting in elections.

It aims to train around 400 cadets a year across all sectors in the health field, and will lead to an NHS recognised level 2 apprenticeship qualification in health informatics (HI).

Other projects include a "retro train" around the city, meant to evoke the era of Czar Nicholas II; it will have a test run later this year and will be launched for tourists next year, said Dmitri Shultsev, press secretary of the city's tourism committee.

While these systems have proven to be adequate for multiphoton and pump-probe microscopic imaging applications, the temporal separation of the laser pulse train (around 12.5 ns) is long compared to the fluorescence lifetimes of many common fluorescence species.

Slamming trains around is a sign of carelessness or incompetence.

In the audit period (three months after training), around 97%% of the nurses correctly applied the CAM-ICU.

This department trains around 25 to 30 students every three months.

Not in the maybe-I'm-in-the-middle-of-the-movie-Final Destination-and-I'll-catch-my-death-train-around-the-next-corner, but in the more somber realization that eventually it will all end.

The train rumbling around the corner.