Sentence examples for beyond preparing from inspiring English sources

A full-time professional tax preparer has advanced training beyond preparing individual taxes.

Beyond preparing excellent meals, he could butcher a goat, thatch a roof, plaster walls, resole shoes and fix broken alarm clocks.

Our study, Good practice elements in doctoral training, sets out how universities are training creative, critical, autonomous, intellectual risk-takers in ways that go well beyond preparing them for a life in academia.

Mr. Corless, 40, the chief financial officer for a car dealership group in Orlando, served as long-distance general contractor, knowing there wasn't much for him to do beyond preparing the site and hiring sub-contractors to connect the electricity and plumbing.

While food might seem like the most straightforward aspect of the project, Jesse sets the challenge beyond preparing the food.

When speaking with current Artistic Director, Troy Powell, he exclaimed that the Ailey family goes beyond preparing Ailey II dancers for the professional dance industry.

The dish — poached eggs and Canadian bacon on an English muffin, all topped with hollandaise sauce — remains a brunch staple in the city's most luxurious restaurants, and far beyond, prepared by the most accomplished chefs, keeping the distinguished company of the bloody mary and the mimosa.

As fans in New York, Kansas City and beyond prepare for what promises to be an excellent World Series (and hopefully a victory for the Mets), focus naturally turns to the key question off the field: who is making money?

"Their talents, personal qualities, intellectual achievements and experiences in the arts, athletics and activities in their communities and beyond have prepared them to join the exceptional learning community at Princeton.

Turns out that ole Leo was helping out the company in its earliest days… providing feedback on the burgers as Beyond Meat prepared its vegetable proteins for their big debut.

Mrs. Clinton is also looking beyond Asia, preparing to dive into some of the thorniest issues on the diplomatic agenda.