Sentence examples for constantly preparing from inspiring English sources

I was constantly preparing for trials," she recalls.

Girardi seems on the move constantly, preparing for that night's game.

The commander, Gen. Hassan Tehrani Moghaddam, was a crucial figure in Iran's efforts to build long-range missiles who was "constantly preparing himself for the probable upcoming conflict with America," according to a eulogy by a fellow senior Revolutionary Guards commander, Gen. Hossein Alaie, that was published on Iran's Tabnak news site.

Akamai engineers in Cambridge, Massachusetts are constantly preparing newer, faster servers the size of pizza boxes cheap off-the-shelf machines embedded with special Akamai DNA and deploying them to the farthest edges of the network.

"We are constantly preparing for a hurricane," Kelley said, adding that his house was severely damaged by Hurricane Harvey.

"We're working on our defensive concepts and constantly preparing for the CIF and the playoffs". Bell-Jeff's Janelle Gabb led the way with 20 points.

This requires a new kind of leadership: one which appreciates how the formal status of co-ownership places new obligations on management to be constantly prepared to give account for the decisions it has made on behalf of members.

At a biryani stall, I am surrounded by ethnic Burmans, the majority, smearing on thanaka, a paste that supposedly provides sun protection but resembles war paint, giving Yangon the look of a city constantly prepared for a medieval battle.

Parenting for a secure attachment helps parents to let go of any pressures they feel to constantly prepare their child for the future, which can inadvertently fill children with anxiety.

Williams's short-lived protest probably would have faded into the large and voluminous annals of unrecorded campaign trail "hecklers" if this weren't the age of the cellphone video camera and a whole host of people who seem almost constantly prepared to point, shoot and share.

They were really collaborative and were constantly prepared to throw things out, revise, rethink and rework to make the show better.