Sentence examples for trained years from inspiring English sources
The phrase "trained years" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of having undergone training for a number of years, but it lacks clarity and proper structure. Example: "After trained years in the field, she became an expert in her profession."
And students they trained years ago have become senior archaeologists for the expedition.
The first was bang opposite Kew Gardens, where I trained years ago.
After his release, he was approached by a handful of younger colleagues whom he had hired and trained, years earlier, at Savronik.
Then Neil Jameson, an organizer with London Citizens, trained years ago in Brooklyn by the Industrial Areas Foundation, recalled thinking: "Hang on, everything is an organizing opportunity.
"Finding Purpose After Living With Delusion" ("Lives Restored" series, front page, Nov. 26) addresses something many psychiatrists, including me, who trained years ago know: psychotic symptoms are not just "biological," and there is meaning behind them.
Next to him, Mark Ramrattan, 33, nodded and boasted that he hailed from the same village, Guava Bush, that produced Guyana Star, a winning horse that Mr. Shivmangal trained years ago in Guyana.
Troemel trained year-round and went to a tournament almost every week.
The best players on the team trained year round, with private instructors, and felt they had little to learn.
She trained year-round, putting up with snow, sleet, and regular sub-freezing temperatures.
Players could now train year-round and benefit from the joint forces of consistency and repetition.
It also partners with universities to train year two and three psychology students to become YGAM peer mentors.
