Sentence examples for begin bracing for from inspiring English sources

IF the past is any indicator of the future, then a former coal mining town in Germany's Ruhr region should begin bracing for protests.

Each time the Lunar New Year rolls around, casinos in Las Vegas begin bracing for an influx of "whales" from Asia — high-rolling gamblers who, when dining and drinking between marathon bouts at the gaming tables, tend to specialize in the grandest of gestures.

Police officers there have begun bracing for several planned protests.

He talked with his father, and in September they began bracing for his second recession.

But just as the stock market closed, investors began bracing for even more uncertainty about the election's outcome.

The city of Austin has begun bracing for the arrival of what experts are predicting will be a record-breaking number of nerds.

That would lock these workers in a costly state of wandering and limbo just as Japan begins bracing for a huge population decline expected in the decades ahead.

[C11.] Deutsche Telekom Cuts Debt Goals Deutsche Telekom says it will not reduce its debt as quickly as it had promised and has begun bracing for another reduction in its credit ratings.

WASHINGTON - SOON after Jon S. Corzine won a resounding victory in the governor's race last fall, Democratic leaders in New Jersey and Washington began bracing for the prospect of a political train wreck.

By Cathy Lew March 13 ,2015 The city of Austin has begun bracing for the arrival of what experts are predicting will be a record-breaking number of nerds.

A14 Second Storm Nears Florida Florida began bracing for the possibility of its second major hurricane in less than a month, with people up and down the east coast lunging for emergency supplies.