Sentence examples for bracing to be from inspiring English sources
On the Big Island, officials were bracing to be the first island affected, county spokesman Ilihia Gionson said.
It was bracing to be reminded in vivid, emotional detail of just how murderous the People's Liberation Army was when ordered to clear the protest.
It lets Ginsberg bring his audience up short just when they're bracing to be steamrolled and make them grin while they're still scowling.
The Selected Works of Cyril Connolly Volume One: The Modern Movement Volume Two: The Two Natures ed Matthew Connolly 380pp, 368pp, Picador, £20 each To anyone professionally enmired in the world of books, it is bracing to be reminded of the career of Cyril Connolly (1903-1974).
It's bracing to be a heck of a fight.
Movement quality is an underpinning quality of sporting performance, with AF players requiring strong foundation movements such as squats, lunges, pushing, pulling, and bracing to be successful in competition [38, 78, 79].
Such emotional support will be welcome because, as the Premier League's most expensive January signing, he is braced to be singled out.
Because the average racer weighs more than the average 5 year old, the car is allowed one support brace to be welded on to the frame.
The training group received an 8-week home-based neuromuscular training programme, the brace group received a semirigid ankle brace to be worn during all sports activities for 12 months, and the combi group received both the training programme, as well as the ankle brace, to be worn during all sports activities for 8 weeks.
Subjects in group 1 received an eight week neuromuscular training program, subjects in group 2 received a sports brace to be worn during all sports activities for the duration of one year, and group 3 received a combination of the neuromuscular training program and a sports brace to be worn during all sports activities for the duration of eight weeks.
Students allow themselves to be bold, to be bracing — to sharpen their font edges.
