Sentence examples for assigned prepared from inspiring English sources

Numbly I went through my professorial performance, and in the dormitory room to which I had been assigned prepared to pass the night with my terror.

When half my present age, I was at a New England women's college to give a reading and judge a poetry contest, and was seized by terror.... Numbly I went through my professorial performance, and in the dormitory room to which I had been assigned prepared to pass the night with my terror.

All of the participants were pseudo-randomly assigned (2x45 prepared labels were randomly picked from by the experimenter for each participant arriving) to one of the two groups of 45 subjects per group (diagram-based vs questionnaire-based interface) and the subjects of each group performed the family history assessment task with the interface allocated.

Here, participants prepared taste samples for one another, and the real participants were assigned to prepare the taste sample for Dan.

The subjects were randomly assigned to prepare for the task in one of three ways.

Before arriving at Normandy, students were assigned to prepare presentations about the locations they would visit.

Within weeks of the September 11 attacks, Drake was assigned to prepare the NSA's postmortem on the disaster.

The internal debate has been so divisive that the United States intelligence community has been assigned to prepare classified analyses on the possible repercussions of a designation on Pakistan.

In August, according to news reports, a Secret Service agent was arrested on suspicion of drunken driving in Iowa, where he was a part of the security team assigned to prepare for Mr. Obama's bus tour through Midwestern states.

In the case of the teams discussing a possible merger of their companies, one group might be assigned to prepare to deal with the companies' labor unions, another might be in charge of assessing technology issues, and so on.

James G. Parsons Sr .was a military autopsy embalming technician working at the Air Force's Dover mortuary when, on Feb. 2, 2010, he was assigned to prepare the body of a Marine who had been killed by a buried bomb in Afghanistan a few days before.