Sentence examples for was in train from inspiring English sources

Clearly some sort of revolution was in train here, an entire cricketing future at stake.

British media outlets, not least the BBC's Panorama, were turning the screw on Fifa long before the World Cup bid was in train.

All of this was in train when Wilder's family wandered the American plains in their covered wagon – they just didn't know it yet.

However great their flaws, I cannot conceive of Gordon Brown, Tony Blair, John Major, Margaret Thatcher, or any prime minister before them, splashing away by the Cornish coast while a comparable nexus of global geopolitical events was in train.

A period of rapid turnover was in train, with 22 players passing through the Brentford first-team squad in a year via a tornado of loans, cheap purchases and off-loadings.

In late January 2014 it had appeared that McDermott had been sacked on the say-so of Cellino, whose takeover was in train but not yet then sanctioned, but McDermott returned to work after not attending a match against Huddersfield.

(Yes, we got it: he's "in training").

He was in training to be a lifeguard.

Shuttleworth: I was in training for a long time.

He was in training camp with the Green Bay Packers last year.

Now, though, some detente is in train.