As you pointed out earlier, the last sentence in my paper says once you have prepared it, you ought to be able to prepare it again.
He is able to prepare his own food and do his laundry.
The Palestinian was apparently able to prepare his plan to attack the Munich Olympic village undetected, the magazine reported.
"We know already that we will never get enough games to satisfy the manager in terms being able to prepare his ream for competitions.
And in some ways, not really being able to prepare for it, all you have is spirit.
After the exercise I thought it is good just to be put in this situation, to be able to prepare for it.
This time, the El Niño rains were predicted early – UNICEF and its partners were able to prepare in advance for its possible effects, particularly for the vulnerable people such as the displaced, women and children.
Mr. Cameron also derived a bit of schadenfreude from Warner Brothers' recent announcement that it would not be able to prepare a 3-D conversion of its next "Harry Potter" film, "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1," in time for an announced Nov. 19 release.
Winkler was able to prepare several new compounds of germanium, including its fluorides, chlorides, sulfides, germanium dioxide, and tetraethylgermane (Ge(C2H5 4), the first organogermane.
By using my street photography skill and observing each moving element in the scene, I could roughly see what was coming and was able to prepare my shot and capture the right moment at its peak.
