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Meanings of more coaches in English

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Usage of more coaches in English
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How to develop and deliver more coaches who can engage properly?
The Guardian
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But the more coaches talked to him, the more they liked what they heard.
The Guardian
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There were four coaches filled with officers and troops, and two more coaches behind them loaded with ammunition.
The Guns of Bull Run: A Story of the Civil War's Eve
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At one point in his fledgling career, Murray looked like he might go through more coaches than National Express.
The Guardian
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From now on I'll need less money for education-­nomore coaches, you know-­andmore money for a good time.
The Little Lady of the Big House
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About 35 New Zealanders are competing at World Muay-Thai Championships in Bangkok, with even more coaches and parents supporting them.
Radio NZ
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He thinks ther'll be more coaches and people when you goes out, and he's gone off sooner than see 'em.
Prisoner for Blasphemy
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Next came a dozen or more coaches bearing the mourners, including the King, and the pall-bearers, one of whom was Lord Kitchener.
On the Fringe of the Great Fight
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In part that was simply a matter of geography and timing: far more coaches and journalists travelled to Sweden than any previous tournament.
The Guardian
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Yet nothing is equal to the fashion of this village: Mr. Muntz says we have more coaches than there are in half France.
The Letters of Horace Walpole, Earl of Orford — Volume 2
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More than that, whether they'll stick up more coaches or fly the country.'
Robbery under Arms / A Story of Life and Adventure in the Bush a...
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