Sentence examples for would not train from inspiring English sources
[Laughs.] P.R.: I would say having an M.F.A. from Yale would not train you to make coffee, because it would train you to do nothing.
Claire Ighodaro Board member at Lloyd's In the 1970s when she wanted to go into civil engineering, after a childhood spent looking at bridges with her engineer father, she was told that companies would not train a woman.
He said: "Before we left for the final game the minister was put on speaker phone where they told minister if the money was not in Brasília upon arrival they would not train.
Mayweather seemed to be trying to ensure a Forbes loss when he ordained that his trainer and uncle, Roger, would not train Forbes for the bout; another uncle, Jeff, replaced him.
Last week she said it was "pretty final" that US special forces would not train troops on the Abu Sayyaf's stronghold of Jolo island after Washington said its forces would also fight the rebels, which violates the Philippine constitution.
On Tuesday the Knicks completed a grand show of conscience by announcing that the team would not train in South Carolina this spring as a protest against the state's flying the Confederate flag over its capitol.
"People wouldn't train 12 months out of the year.
I'm one of the statistics that left teaching and I know that teachers like me – who wouldn't train now and are totally demoralised – aren't interested in more money.
Olga Korbut has blamed her failure to challenge Comaneci in 1976 in part on her changing body, while Bela Karolyi once said he wouldn't train a gymnast because she hadn't yet emerged from "the storm of puberty".
For instance, he wouldn't train on Friday.
