Sentence examples for wave of training from inspiring English sources

The only other man on this media wave of training, which was produced and sponsored by the Recreational Off-Highway Vehicle Association, was the actor David Alan Grier, who grabbed a few hours between rehearsals for "Porgy and Bess" on Broadway to get a little muddy.

The Reno robberies were believed to have set off a wave of train holdups by outlaws in the West.

Then wave after wave of specially trained personnel begins to arrive -- bomb squads, detectives, forensics experts.

Now more than ever, the British public needs a campaign for statistical literacy, lest we fall victim to the approaching wave of scientifically trained shysters.

What we are waiting for on distant coasts is the energy that escapes from the storm, radiating outward into calmer waters in the form of wave trains — groups of waves, increasingly organized, that travel together.

In addition, the training initiatives stimulated by the ART programme also brought with it a wave of new training across the PHC care system, and going beyond the ART sites and ART themes.

But he said the piecemeal, short-term funding it had received from successive governments had seen waves of highly trained Australian technicians poached by labs overseas.

In came waves of academically trained artists, curators, and critics; prestige-mongering dealers; celebrity collectors and patrons; and other players in a rolling spectacle of success for success's sake.

This study investigated the use of artificially deteriorated signals of Lamb waves in training the novelty detection (ND) system for the early damage detection.

Swimming's signature event, it has been transformed by the new bodysuits and by a new wave of talented, creatively trained sprinters.

Swimming's signature event has been transformed by the new body suits and by a new wave of talented, creatively trained sprinters.