Sentence examples for any form of preparation from inspiring English sources

From then on, I'm going further and further away from the script, any form of preparation, really.

But you never shared a goody-laden package from home or left any food in your locker; in military dorms, pilfering was encouraged as a form of preparation for pillaging in future wars.

And I mean training, not playing a sport training as a form of preparation.

Basque Ball has, Medem says, been a form of preparation for his next film, Aitor.

Even piscatorial gastronomes would agree, however, that frying is a form of preparation accepted virtually around the world, at restaurants starred and unstarred.

In 1899, Ferroni suggested that hiccups were a form of preparation for the fetus to strengthen the muscles involved in respiration, a hypothesis more recently revisited by Kahrilas and Shi 2. The respiratory exercise hypothesis does not explain the existence of the afferent limb of the reflex.

There are two lesser versions of these sacraments, and they may be taken as a form of preparation for these greater sacraments (Redemption and Bride-chamber).

Some people pray to the saints before they move onto praying to God as a form of preparation of talking to Him.

At the same time, it found claimants in wealthier areas are more likely not only to retain their sickness benefits – and avoid being declared fit for work – but to be placed in the support group of ESA, in which claimants are not required to undertake any form of work preparation and receive the highest benefit rate.

It was found that 64% of the village respondents had never considered any form of disaster preparation, even with the recurrent flood risks.

In such cases avoidance and denial may interfere with the maintenance of supportive relationships with partners, relatives and friends, and may preclude any form of long-term preparation.