Sentence examples for usually trained from inspiring English sources

These people are magic, albeit stern disciplinarians, and have usually trained at Hogwarts.

Meanwhile, surgeons and apothecaries (people who made and dispensed drugs) usually trained through an apprenticeship, lasting five to eight years for surgeons, and around five for apothecaries.

Relatively small trees that respond favourably to severe annual pruning (e.g., the peach and Kadota fig) are usually trained to create an open-centred tree with a scaffold of four or five main branches that originate on a short trunk and branch a number of times to provide fruiting wood.

The hop plant is usually trained to grow on strings in commercial production.

However, medical practitioners are not usually trained to elicit Dag features.

These acoustic models are usually trained in a clean and controlled environment.

It can't be comfortable, especially when you think these girls usually train in tights and a long top".

It was quick for Chambers, but Kiplagat usually trains by running 10 or more miles at a 5 45-per-mile pace.

Unemployed Moussambani usually trains in a 20m pool, the only one of its kind in Equatorial Guinea, and during weekends he swims in a local river, which according to team-mates is sometimes visited by crocodiles.

Some of the products, like Invisible Fence and DogWatch, made by DogWatch Inc., are sold by independent dealers who install the product and usually train the dogs (and owners).

CRITICS usually train their eyes on projects that are completed (at least in theory): the book in final proofs, the play leaving previews, the premiere of a multimedia collaboration.