I am 6ft and I train practically every other day.
Lord Crisp's fabulous book, Turning the World Upside Down illustrates a number of these, such as being able to train practically anybody to do C-sections.
But if you were from Richmond, or East Oakland, or, like Sanchez, South L.A., you were probably trained practically from birth to represent your neighborhood, your gang, to have pride, to be hard.
You can even place bets on the color of the Queen's hat for the big day (pink is favored over light blue, apricot and gray) and on the length of the bride's train (practically a speck compared to Diana's 25-footer, so say the odds).
New-employee training: Companies in India assume that new recruits will have to be trained practically from scratch.
As women, we are trained practically from birth to believe that it's natural to hate our bodies — while the male segment of our species undergoes no such training.
Before the start of the trial, all cleaning staff was trained practically and theoretically, including two weeks of training at a certified endoscopy lab, and a one-day course on endoscopy cleaning procedures.
Separation from loved ones during postdoctoral training is practically a rite of passage, among other sacrifices supposedly proving one's commitment to science.
Maitland ascribed the survival of the common law in part to the solid front presented by the Inns of Court, which trained lawyers practically and not theoretically.
Among the most sweltering seats inside Yankee Stadium on Saturday were the metal benches lining the concrete tiers of the right-field bleachers, where subway trains rumble practically overhead and the glare can be relentless.
