Sentence examples for training claiming from inspiring English sources
Some athletes, particularly in Europe, long had downed nonalcoholic beer during hard training, claiming that it helped them to recover, but no science existed to support the practice.
The squad spent Tuesday night together at a bonfire party and McNamara believes they have the right balance between down time and training, claiming that being a host nation has made it easier for the players to relax.
In 1977, the Milwaukee Brewers excused outfielder Danny Thomas from playing on Friday nights and Saturday afternoons after he showed up that spring training claiming to have joined the Worldwide Church of God.
He suggested last week that the 17-year-old had been paying too much attention to media commitments at the expense of training, claiming that his Chinese rivals were working "three times harder".
The standard of school-leavers is so poor that one supermarket has sent back three-quarters of its recruits for "remedial pre-job training", claims the Telegraph.
Similarly, habitués of railways learn to shun any train claiming to be an "express" or "rapid", since such services seem invariably to be the slowest (by design, not just by accident).
The play dramatised the incident in 1944 when Tabori's mother persuaded an SS guard to let her off the Auschwitz train, claiming that she had left her Red Cross pass at home.
Rush jumped to the front of the Tea Party train, claiming it for his own.
Runaway trains claim dozens of lives in otherwise placid Canada and Spain.
The driver of the offending train claimed he had not seen the tail lights of the train ahead because of a cloud of a dust.
