Sentence examples for be preparing for something from inspiring English sources

The second friend also said he appeared to be "preparing for something".

As his former soap star peers trot out for panto season, Jason Donovan will be preparing for something a little more weighty: a lead role in a stage adaptation of The King's Speech.

Over email, Calacanis (who runs Mahalo and the Launch conference, and may be preparing for something new) emphasized that the company was doing all right, breaking even with $500,000 in annual revenue and two hit shows (Calacanis' and Pollak's).

Boats from the harbour at Seahouses will take you there and be prepared for something wonderful.

But who can be prepared for something with a magnitude of 9.0?

"It doesn't matter what background you come from, you just can't be prepared for something like that.

"Millions of people now have the mindset that they want to be prepared for something, but don't know what to call it," he said.

Well, Halo veterans should be prepared for something similar when playing Halo 4, a game which takes the mantra of 'if it's not broke, don't fix it' to new heights.

But they suggest that it can be a normal occurrence, in the sense of being something that you have to be prepared for, something that you can reasonably expect to have to deal with at some point, and something that will definitely affect somebody you care about even if it doesn't touch you directly.

While the cast, which includes Sam Neill, Miranda Richardson, Charles Dance and Aidan Turner, might lull viewers into thinking this is just another star-studded murder mystery, Phelps says they should be prepared for something much darker "that gets that little vulnerable spot in your brain and goes... .. (she mimes turning something).

Anyone expecting a bucolic, cider-flushed, blackberry-picking sort of environment had better be prepared for something more closely resembling suburban Minnesota on a bad day: a rootless landscape of housing developments, ring roads, shopping malls, streets of "plastic and neon shop fascia, holes, gaps, clearances and metal-fenced absences".