Sentence examples for would train about from inspiring English sources
We would train about 4pm on Christmas Day then get on the bus and arrive in an empty hotel, then just go to bed.
Q: What motivated you to do a Ph.D.? A. S.: I was studying my undergraduate degree in London, at Imperial College, and the Great Britain water polo team was just setting up a high-performance center in Manchester, where the team would train for about 5 hours a day.
And we trained them how to run their own group on their own in the locality where they are… We would train them for ten days about AIDS, about small projects – income projects, about orphans, and also about their own health.
Mr. Heinrich said the central governor theory didn't "change anything about how I would train or the way I feel about performance".
No, according to the city's lawyers: police officers would have to be trained about rules that may change again in a matter of months.
About 2,000 Americans would carry out counter-terrorism operations and the rest would train and advise Afghan forces, officials said.
(He subsequently told Schwartz that he'd "trained" Updike never to inquire about prices when shopping for clothes).
"She'd take my mum, and go to St Petersburg on the train, which would take about a day and a half from the south of Ukraine, and she would sell her apricots at markets.
So would training more Egyptian officers in the United States, not just about weapons but about civilian control of the military.
Ironically, an executive posted to the Asian subcontinent would receive training about these differences, but many companies neglect to provide this same instruction in the U.S. In contrast, segmenting a market starts from understanding distinct values and buying behaviors.
