Sentence examples for with coaching from from inspiring English sources

A girl from Illinois improved with coaching from an Olympic marathoner.

I allow the six editors to run the class session every day, with coaching from me before and after class.

With coaching from his agent, he said, he started a regular savings and investment plan in 1982.

Recruits with no experience are given a quick and dirty version of education school -- a few weeks of classroom management, learning theory, literacy (the teaching of reading and writing), diversity training -- then placed in the classroom, with coaching from mentors.

Officers from the unit and local precincts receive a one-day training session at the Midtown Community Court, and then go on a trial run, with coaching from Residents Committeee workers.

The Monk Institute upholds an ideal of apprenticeship, admitting just six or seven students in each class and putting them to work as a band, with coaching from the likes of Herbie Hancock, the institute's chairman, and Wayne Shorter, who is on its board.

Manning continued to mull his options Thursday, after spending about eight hours Wednesday meeting with coaches from the Tennessee Titans.

The highlights of Johnson's recruitment so far have been limited to conversations with coaches from Rhode Island, Indiana University and some National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics programs in South Dakota he had never heard of.

The Columbia Daily Tribune reported that Clemons said in the recordings that he had spoken with coaches from Virginia Union in Richmond and Virginia State in Petersburg.

Contact with coaches from other countries and prize and sponsorship money allowed in China's market economy has "been a lure to the bad mind of some coaches and athletes," He said.

Brewer, unable to schedule a full slate of games for his team, got on the phone and pleaded with coaches from native schools as far away as Kansas to play in a tournament on Pine Ridge.