Sentence examples for trouble training from inspiring English sources

Gen. Paul D. Eaton General Eaton, who was sidelined after he had trouble training the Iraqi military in 2003, retired in January 2006 and called for Mr. Rumsfeld's resignation in an op-ed article in The New York Times two months later.

You will also never have trouble training hard ever again.

If you are having trouble training your dog, try hiring an actual dog trainer to help.

She left before she could be kicked out.According to a foreign official, the electoral council is now closer than ever to being ready, though it will have trouble training ballot-box staff by May 21st.

Try not to get into trouble training or being a ninja.

Writer says the confident expectation that, come trouble, trained men will appear to fix it, marks our advanced age.

Educated at Sherborne school in Dorset, Twiss was good with his hands, good with detail, loved the countryside, made trouble, trained falcons, hated cricket and learned self-reliance, because there was no one, he wrote, to whom he could run home.

She won the 2014 Lecomte Stakes and the Louisiana Derby on the three-year-old colt Vicar's In Trouble, trained by Sharp while he was an assistant to Maker, and owned by Ken and Sarah Ramsey.

"It shouldn't surprise us that they have people that don't come up on anybody's radar screen, in our country or elsewhere, who can legitimately come here, travel on a legitimate visa, pay bills, stay out of trouble, take training and launch an attack like this," the official said.

As for me, I knew I was on the trouble train, that I couldn't get off without help.

Mostly, the kids expressed a need for individual help and attention, support in coping with sometimes difficult home situations, counselling, kindness, association with others who have travelled on the trouble train and somehow got off it.