Sentence examples for be preparing to pull from inspiring English sources
On days when it appeared that the Fed might be preparing to pull back on the stimulus, stocks have generally sold off, while indications that the Fed might continue on with the stimulus have led markets up.
Read an Ian Fleming novel, and your brain may be preparing to pull the trigger every time James Bond has a villain in his sights.
Even as sanctions increase, says Mr Steinmeier, Europe must always be prepared to "pull back .To some of Germany's friends, such thinking stirs memories of the second world war.
But he ensured that the important thing stayed the same: the fact that in order to raise the optimum amount of money for any given charity, you need to be prepared to pull some really stupid faces.
The memo also said that Democrats on the panel should be prepared to "pull the trigger" and call for an independent investigation beyond the jurisdiction of the committee in order to reveal "the misleading, if not flagrantly dishonest, methods and motives of senior administration officials who made the case for unilateral pre-emptive war".
A crane was preparing to pull down the frame of the stage.
The Nets built a 29-23 leafterthe the first quarter and looked as if they were preparing to pull away in the second.
In the face of international sanctions occasioned by its support of the rebels in eastern Ukraine and its earlier annexation of Crimea, Russia is preparing to pull inward.
The moves come as a major multinational employer, Japanese Tobacco International, is preparing to pull out of the Gallaher tobacco factory in Ballymena, Co Antrim.
An American commander is preparing to pull troops back from Ramadi, a city at the center of guerrilla activity, and turn it over to Iraqi officers, an experiment that could change the course of the occupation of Iraq.
