Sentence examples for bit prepared from inspiring English sources

Michael Rosenberg of SI.com calls it the most baffling hire he can remember, and Mike Freeman of CBSSports.com believes Schiano will be way over his head in a job he isn't the least bit prepared, or suited, for.

It is perhaps worth mentioning here that I also had sort of a comedy bit prepared.

Ensure that those in Lewisham who had voted for a Labour government knew their MP was doing her bit, prepared to put the differences of a leadership contest behind her.

GYMNASTICS Hamm Wins U.S. Title Barely pushed by the rest of America's best, Paul Hamm won his third consecutive United States gymnastics championships title last night in Nashville, mastering all six disciplines on the floor and looking every bit prepared for this year's big event, the Athens Olympics.

This respondent, her first child due at the time of the interview, explains the impact of family formation on her remittance flow: "So, I sort of a little bit prepared them already that once I have my own family, that I will cut back my remittances to them" (Francesca).

"So I was a bit more prepared.

The maturity level -- I'm a little bit more prepared for the N.F.L. and the older you are, the better".

But other North Koreans will be a little less impoverished, and that bit better prepared for the day when the vile Kim dynasty goes.

The second matter is largely up to NATO: Lithuania is a bit better prepared than neighbouring Latvia or Estonia, but if the alliance wants any of them, it would probably want all three Baltic states together.

"That's got me a bit more prepared for what it's going to be like in Argentina," he continued.

If we can understand these we'll all be a bit better prepared to manage email, rather than let it manage us.