Sentence examples for train referring from inspiring English sources

Mark Cuban, the Dallas Mavericks' owner, said the league was right to penalize the Spurs for messing with its "money train," referring to lucrative national television contracts.

CDTs might even train referring clinicians in the techniques needed to reduce the preadmission workup process a savings not only in resources but also in time and risk to the patient.

In the paper the term 'freight train' refers to a series of flatbed wagons loaded with ISO standard shipping containers hauled by a Class 66 locomotive.

In this paper the term 'freight train' refers to a series of flatbed wagons loaded with ISO standard shipping containers hauled by a Class 66 locomotive.

Herein, the AS and AL train refer to the type A EMU consisted of 8 and 16 vehicles, respectively.

A tilting train refers to a train that has a tilting mechanism which enables it to travel at higher speeds compared to non-tilting or conventional trains.

A tilting train refers to a train capable of negotiating a bend or curve at speeds greater than that limited by the curve through the use of active or passive tilting mechanisms.

The 'express train' refers to a rapid dispersal across the present Austronesian range starting from Eastern Indonesia.

"They're in my home," he said during spring training, referring to the Gold Gloves.

Many residents stated that it would have been easier to take action if more of their colleagues also had attended the patient safety training, referring not only to their fellow residents but to nurses and supervisors as well.

Note that the training referred to may be either on-campus or off-campus training.