Sentence examples for a serious preparation from inspiring English sources

Support from the federation these days may not be quite so direct but will be substantial with funds and time provided for a serious preparation period for the Asian Cups.

NATO's Military Committee Head General Petr Peval had said the exercises looked like "a serious preparation for [a] big war".

His colt, Dollar Bill, concluded his serious preparation with a five-furlong workout today at a sharp 1 00 and punctuated by the colt's ebullient demeanor as he galloped out.

The raids "probably disrupted the most serious preparation for a terrorist attack that we have seen in Australia," said Steve Bracks, the premier of the state of Victoria, which includes Melbourne.

He'll be remembered as a smart operator but lightweight thinker, whose lack of serious preparation and narrow internal Tory party political posturing led to the disastrous, inward-looking, petty nationalistic Brexit vote.

Those interested in serious preparation for the new piece, or in getting an extra helping of the other works, by Mendelssohn and Berlioz, on the program, can attend the dress rehearsal on Saturday, which is without charge to subscribers.

Their giddiness belied the hours of serious preparation for that morning's task: they were going to move a whole emergency room to a new building, all the while keeping it fully operational, ready to handle whatever medical disaster might arise.

This swell in population requires serious preparation.

Like Petit, the author had done some serious preparation of his own for this moment, this stepping out.

When the dogs visit the judges – between 9am and 10am – we're doing very serious preparation for the cases we're hearing that day.

If Thursday had largely been a day of winding down after the giddy scenes at the Stade de France, Friday was one of serious preparation and of heeding Gudjohnsen's words.