Sentence examples for answer prepared from inspiring English sources

When confronted with a hostile question, he has his answer prepared well before the questioner stops talking.

I am sorry not to have asked the question about 9/11, though I'm sure he would have had an answer prepared, as he did for questions about Egypt's delay in ousting demonstrators from the U.S. Embassy.

"What kind of impact has Paul Pierce had on your team?" a reporter would ask and nearly every time Wittman would have his answer prepared: Pierce has had a tremendous influence, both on and off the court.

Having anticipated this kind of reaction I had an answer prepared: "Do we only use language in English lessons?" The question was anticipated because I have heard it from other classes, and indeed other teachers, since I began to include an explicit focus on language development in my history lessons 18 months ago.

Whether it's because you've got the perfect / clever / whatever answer prepared, or just because you'd welcome the novelty of it?

Still, if an intimidating friend or promising date asks you what you thought of Ulysses or The Old Man and the Sea, you better have an answer prepared.

If you do answer, prepare to lose your friend, if she really is straight, no matter how you answer (see the steps above for example scenarios).

He answered, prepared to scold a telemarketer.

Rather than sitting there tongue-tied (like I was) when the lawyer asks for details, you can have your answers prepared ahead of time.

Though each interview is different, there are certain questions that many interviewers commonly ask, and it's good to have some answers prepared so you don't look unprepared or caught off guard.

Before you rate the answers, prepare the standards for ordering them and prefer a grading mechanism as well.