coach的示例

• The coach issued a diktat that all team members must attend early-morning practice.

• Our football coach has worked hard to inculcate a team spirit into the players.

• The world's number one tennis player and his coach parted company earlier this month.

• She's an excellent coach who knows how to get results.

• We got a rollicking from the coach at half time.

• The teachers counted the students as they got on to the coach.

• The coach has air conditioning and reclining seats.

• The coach stopped for us to eat lunch but within half an hour we were on our way again.

• The pick-up point for the long-distance coaches is now in the new bus station.

• The coach, taking children on a school trip, careered down a slope and collided with a bank.

• He coached the England team for years.

• She coaches rich kids to pass their exams.

• She was coaching the basketball team.

• I've been invited to coach the under-eleven rugby team.

• He would book coaches well in advance and collect the fare in instalments prior to each away trip.

• Often this coaching involves parents telling children how the investigators are evil and trying to tear their family apart.

• Another chapter covers the rise of black coaches.

• I'll hopefully still be playing hockey, and probably umpiring or coaching or something like that, but not nearly as much as now.

• The local intendent was delighted: although he had already built two special coaches to carry the ill, he happily accepted another.

• Since coaching is a results-based intervention, pre- and post-intervention measurement and evaluation is crucial to demonstrating coaching efficacy.

• Even the coaches let some nonstandard words pass when they evaluate employees.

• They were the ones who went on special patrols, escorted the stage coaches, and sometimes died on isolated country roads.

• He was coached, and all in an effort to stifle my notoriety.

• Elaborate descriptions, usually illustrated with engravings showing the sumptuous costumes and the carving and gilding of the coaches, might be published to commemorate the event.

• He also wrote plaints in a form acceptable to the courts, and coached litigants in their presentation.

• Successful coaching programs focus on individual, team and organisational business objectives and goals.

• Apart from the matter of solid empirical corroboration, coaching in general, and executive coaching in particular, does have a number of practical shortcomings.

• Evaluating coaching outcomes, however, is a complex process.

• A locomotive pulling a train of coaches or wagons does work.