Sentence examples similar to bit preparation from inspiring English sources

With a bit of preparation and training before working with another culture, you can confidentially do business globally.

"The other coaching courses you go on, you would do a bit of preparation and a bit of planning, but actually speaking and communicating, you probably wouldn't do a lot of.

Cooking this way takes a quick, but careful, bit of preparation and can then be almost left alone for edges to crisp and golden hues to appear.

Such entrances are not made without a bit of preparation.

That's profligate.' With a bit of preparation, you can get it right without that".

This dish involves a bit of preparation the day before, but not much.

I've driven a lot and a little bit of preparation has never been a problem.

The misreading of Kumble was not the only bit of preparation England got wrong.

Yes, Cooke says, the speech did take a bit of preparation – about three weeks all in, and revision after revision.

There's a bit of preparation involved, but have a go – they're great fun to make and incredibly tasty to eat.

You do have to pick and choose so you can get some events in, just to do a bit of preparation before your main heptathlon.