Sentence examples for would be to train from inspiring English sources

The best thing that we could do would be to train each and every math teacher in the city, but that's impossible".

The NASA panel said the next step would be to train  more Earth-based telescopes on the new planet to try to learn more about its composition and whether it contains water.

Another way to bolster the image of the Olympics would be to train the athletes in good manners, suggested Mark Dowley, vice chairman of McCann-Erickson World Group's Marketing Communications Companies.

The question is: if we leave the EU, where will these businesses get their labour from?" Her claim was challenged by John Mills, the Labour donor who is the deputy chair of Vote Leave, who said the solution would be to train up more British people.

The next step would be to train people to install the turbines.

For the sake of simplicity, the general recommendation for efficiently defining the AD would be to train a powerful classifier and use its built-in class probability estimate.

One option would be to take the overground train.

One obvious response to this challenge would be to increase training and courses in mental health for general practitioners.

To call it a train wreck would be to diminish legitimate train wrecks.

A simple way to avoid potential traffic problems would be to travel by train to Ashford.

My best advice would be to do professional training and get certified.