Sentence examples for train office from inspiring English sources
It's easier to access great medical care in a city, of course, but it's also easier to live a mostly-indoors lifestyle, to spend your days going between one tiny box and another: bedroom, train, office; office, bus, bedroom.
AS soon as we arrived in a new city, we would reserve train seats to the next city, communicating with the officials in the train office by pointing to the trains we wanted on the timetables and showing our passes.
They will train office staff on proper use of the machine, no matter which distributor the EKG machine was purchased from.
Before you leave for the train station, call the train office or check their website to confirm that your train is on time.
The bridegroom's stepfather retired as a senior instructional designer in the corporate education and training office of the financing arm of the Ford Motor Company in Detroit.
Mr. Leutermann said in an interview that he hired both Mr. Dornbrook and Mr. Kearney, who had worked with Mrs. Turner at a job-training office in Milwaukee in the mid-1990's.
"Ten years ago, an employer wouldn't even look at an ex-con," said Willy Walker, director of the Detroit Employment and Training office.
A steady stream of people who don't qualify head for the private job training office next door, Urban Dynamics, which trains workers like security guards for a fee, no high school diploma needed.
According to the Solidarity Center, an AFL-CIO training office in Dhaka that tracks fire-related accidents, the Smart Exports blaze was only one among 39 that have taken place in the three months since the Tazreen fire.
Obama should outdo them all by presenting three options: (1) privatize them with social-impact bonds, (2) block-grant the funds to the states, or (3) create a single federal job-training office in the Labor Department.
If our program status has changed, contact the residency training office ([email protected]) in late December or early June for an available PGY-2 position in the upcoming academic year.
