Sentence examples for do some preparatory from inspiring English sources

I'd heard of it from a journalist friend and I knew a little about her – The Independent's famous agony aunt with the stern spectacles and a surname to match – but I thought it best to do some preparatory research.

They say the change will come in about a month, but they also say they are planning to do some preparatory renovations while staying open for business, so a wait-and-see policy may be advisable.

When the El Faro left Jacksonville on 29 September, five workers from Poland came along with 28 US crew members to do some preparatory work in the engine room, according to Greene.

Next we shall do some preparatory work from Lemma 3.1 to Lemma 3.7.

I have just proposed to our group that our family of parties - I do not know how the other groups do this - meet together as a group, as befits a parliamentary process, that our Convention members from the EPP/ED Group and the members of the national parliaments meet together to do some preparatory work in an appropriate setting.

One thinks especially perhaps of the book illustrator Edward Ardizzone, though according to Ackerley's biographer, Peter Parker, Lucian Freud did some preparatory drawings for the original book.

I knew they were about to start searching and it was more or less while they were doing some preparatory work that incidentally they found his remains".

They enjoyed and put most effort into teaching students who interacted with them, asked questions, and seemed otherwise keen and enthusiastic (for example, by having done some preparatory reading) whereas quiet students were perceived as unresponsive, unenthusiastic, and unappreciative.

He has done some good preparatory work, and his length and overall ball-striking, when on form, make him a threat anywhere that length is a factor -- provided his interest level stays high.

Crews had installed fencing around the site on Park Row adjacent to Police Headquarters and had done some other preparatory work, said John Spavins, a spokesman for the city's Department of Design and Construction.

Millar was doing some of that preparatory stage of his career whilst taking drugs which would have allowed him to ride harder/faster/longer and will still be feeling the benefit of that, so he still has an advantage when racing against those who have never taken drugs".