Sentence examples for trained to put from inspiring English sources

Risk is part of war, and soldiers are trained to put the mission first.

"We are trained to put any kind of doubt to the back of our minds.

Counsellors are trained to put texters at ease and not to jump too quickly into a problem-solving mode.

Colonel Beckwith, who died in 1994, wrote that its members were trained "to put two head shots in each terrorist".

Turns out he's an experimental CIA test subject, trained to put flame to more than a blunt.

Lanier, like everyone else in his generation, had been trained to put the crown of his helmet between a ball carrier's numbers and hit, lift and drive.

"You train to put yourself in that position," Villa said.

or the homunculus A gentle alchemist behind them trains To put in order these nocturnal scenes - Two heads already featureless in gloom Have fallen back to sleep.

We've got a couple of games left before the season starts so we'll be working really hard in training to put his methods in action.

I'm happy – I've got two, three good weeks of training to put in before Berlin.

We know when we're playing badly so, if you have a poor game, you work in training to put things right so form comes back.