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Meanings of early training in English
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Usage of early training in English
1
With early training in agricultural economics, he wanted to tackle world hunger.
2
The prison attempts to supply the deficiencies in the convict's early training.
3
This was I believe an early training exercise of a commando unit
4
You could act only according to your nature and your early training.
5
He was a gentleman by birth and a soldier by early training.
6
This early training in meeting minor hurts and obstacles lasts throughout the lifetime.
7
His early training was received in the public schools of his native city.
8
There he received his early training under the Brothers of the Christian Schools.
9
Your early training ought to stand you well in hand for this game.
10
His early training in his lawless calling was connected with this very spot.
11
He received his early training from the Benedictines of Monte Cassino.
12
Some of these I shall describe when I speak of my early training.
13
I fear he hag become a thorough American, and forgotten his early training.
14
Their early instincts had been supplemented by a rigorous early training.
15
He had received his early training among them while a hostage at Thebes.
16
Layard's early training was in the line of preparation for his life's work.
This collocation consists of:
Early training through the time
Early training across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common