through train

Education did not seem to help, since most hunters had been through training.

In 1975 to 1976 she learned the Russian language through training.

Their average age was 20, and they had come through training with high marks.

I don't know if they're going to put her back through training or what.

The first through train on the line ran July 2, 1884.

A: I think clearly it is an opportunity to have a significant impact on the department through training.

I have a feeling this story will pass through training classes for a good long while.

After going through training camp and knowing what we had on paper as a team, it's more difficult than last season.

Every man who's gone through training will want to get back at the men who gave him such a hard time."

Through trains from the north could be taken round that way.

By 1939 the through train was running only on summer Saturdays.

One can reach the town through train and bus as well.

"There are other geologists who have gone through training with us."

After you've been through training you could tie him in knots.

"In five minutes, you can take a through train from Washington.

The standard of design, inherent in the culture and through training, is high, he said.

I'd never bust so much as a finger, all the way through training.

Committee members participate because of their commitment to the fire service and its future through training.

Through training she could lift herself out of poverty and has a better life.

It is not necessary for through trains to slow down.

In addition, they went through training sessions for the interviews.

Are there fast through trains or is it necessary to change?

I repeat: you cannot get on and off the through trains.

Not that he'd ever asked, and surely the smaller man had passed through training well enough.

Through trains did not begin until the two companies were merged in 1923.