Sentence examples for trained personally from inspiring English sources

A good example of this is "Commendation," a sensitive portrayal of seven soldiers in battle fatigues superimposed on an award certificate; the men depicted are young recruits trained personally by the artist, Song Shibing.

He told F.B.I. agents that Osama bin Laden had handpicked him to lead the plot, and that he had been trained personally by Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, the mastermind of the Sept. 11 attacks.

I feel myself lucky having been trained personally by Al Gore and learn how to connect the dots.

They gave me training, and would fly me to Albany to get trained personally by Keith, and I got a lot of sales help from him directly.

They gave me training, and would fly me to Albany to get trained personally with Keith, and I got a lot of sales help from him directly.

The findings suggest an average 20% improvement in the quality of hospital based clinical learning environments over a 25 year period, based mainly on trained staff personally supervising students more extensively, testing their theoretical knowledge more frequently and spending more time performing practical procedures with them.

While Pressman describes the est training as "a mish-mash of self-help theories, common-sense psychology, and dime-store ideas of motivation," Wakefield, who had experienced the est training personally states, "If I was "conned" by that "mish-mash" when I did est in 1984, I'm grateful I was conned into losing the addiction to alcohol that had plagued me for a quarter of a century".

Don't take potty training personally.

DO NOT try any advanced combat without having training personally or an observing trained professional on site.

But more important than anything, if I have to train them personally myself, I will.

He offers to train Michael personally, takes him to a boxing match and even follows him to the street corner where he has begun dealing to remonstrate with him one night.