Sentence examples for you would train from inspiring English sources

"I had the only club in Jamaica where you would train adult athletes.

"One you would train a little bit less in, so that you have them for race day," she said.

Train like you would train any other lift - train intensely, rest several days (or even a couple weeks), train intensely, repeat.

But what if you trained them to follow your finger – via a tablet – much like you'd train a swarm of cats to follow a laser pointer.

If you were planning to climb Mount Kilimanjaro you'd train and prepare, sometimes for years, and you'd bring along a robust support team, because you would know that it was going to be incredibly hard.

And so your patients drive what level of care and what level of skilled health care worker you need and so it sounds like you'd train lesser skilled people just to keep them in their home country, and that doesn't really sound very ethical to me".

You'd train in speed and dressage, but NOT gallop.

This is true for your mind and hands too, so don't worry about it and train your hands with patience the way you'd train a dog.

I went down to see him and he said: "If I've only got a few years left, what will really make me happy is to know by the time I have left this planet you'd trained to be a teacher".

[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.

"It used to be that a company would train you and then transfer you overseas," says Melanie Vuynovich, a spokeswoman for Intrax.