Are these people sufficiently and thoroughly trained beforehand?
There are extra ushers to pay, plus everyone needs extra training beforehand.
"That's why we encourage people to get the proper training beforehand".
We've been training very hard, so I'd actually be surprised after the three games and the training beforehand if fatigue wasn't a factor.
A few adventurous souls do reach the summits without ice axe experience, Estalin told me, but most have done some training beforehand.
The sickest player was Magnus Carlsen, 19, who had trained beforehand with Garry Kasparov and was expected to unleash some opening bombs in his campaign to become world No 1.
When they set the sedentary mice loose on little treadmills, they ran "significantly longer both in time and distance" than untreated animals, the authors wrote, even though they had not been training beforehand.
Navalny said that the carousels were being discovered in Moscow and other big cities because of the number of new observers, who had received training beforehand to report on the elections.
The work of organising a tournament is enormous, and it may sound thankless to express dissatisfaction, but in the matter of ball boys (ball girls sometimes, and these show more intelligence and take more pains) there ought to be some little training beforehand.
Though I had logged a mere six weeks of training beforehand, I had a kind of insouciant, or call it daredevil, confidence – which was odd, because despite having acquired an automobile licence long before, for years I had been too fearful to drive even something so commonplace as the family car.
