Sentence examples for trained into a from inspiring English sources

Calvin Robinson said pupils were "being trained into a lefty way of thinking" in the classroom.

It also requires a certain natural talent that cannot be trained into a person who isn't born with it.

They could also grow Dutchman's pipe vine (Aristolochia durior), which Mr. Noble has trained into a voluptuous curtain of heart-shaped leaves that grow up the wall of the deck.

Invariably either overdisciplined or scrubby, viciously trained into a municipal pygmy or as amateurishly hacked at as a young porcupine with a home haircut, the vast majority are tragic shadows of the perfect rose in its ruffled, scented bounty.

And most recently, for a permanent installation at the West Hollywood Library, he created an ornamental hybrid, "Platanus Bibliotechalis," a book-loving subspecies of the local sycamore trees, trained into a towering free-form arbor rising over 60 feet in the building's vast, sky-lighted central staircase.

Under commercial conditions, a tea plant is trained into a dwarf and dense bush of between 0.6 and 1.3 m in height with spread branches purely for the convenience of harvesting the tender tea shoots4 (Kumar et al. 2015; Selvendran 1970; Tea Research Association TRAA) 2015).

After planting, the young trees are generally trained into an open center system which is used for stone fruits and persimmon.

"It's not something you can train into a horse.

So, will it turn trains into a better working environment?

That way, if things didn't work out, she could always parlay her ethics training into a career in health care law.

Published literature shows the necessity of embedding simulated team training into a curriculum with the possibility of repeated training and deliberate practice.