Sentence examples for was coached to from inspiring English sources
When I interviewed Andy Serkis last week, I asked him whether he was coached to get the correct breathiness?
It looks as "natural" as a picture-desk editor would require, but in fact the vendor was coached to adopt his sorry expression.
"I was coached to not mention family commitments (including day-care pickup, for which I leave half an hour early, but check in remotely at night) in conversations with executive management, because the individual frowns on flexible work arrangements".
I believe he was coached to do less of that today.But in contrast to Mrs Merkel's hand-convergence gestures, he repeatedly moved his hands far apart (as when arguing that society was being split between rich and poor).
"He was coached to be a 12 when he came in at Canterbury [in 2010] and the Crusaders [in 2011] and the All Blacks selected him as an inside-centre.
She was coached to bronze in Athens by Charles van Commenee, who is now UKA head coach.
They are coached to do it.
"We're coached to do that," he said).
Players will be coached to shorten more points.
What they've really been coached to do is hit the ball over the shift.
"I think we turned the corner from being coached to coaching ourselves," Kiwanuka said.
