Sentence examples for do to brace from inspiring English sources

In contrast, Mr. Cox pointed to both New York State and New York City as "a model for other states to follow" in awarding domestic security grants, in part because officials had a clear sense even before the Sept. 11 hijackings of what they needed to do to brace for an attack.

Here are three things you can do to brace your business for a crisis.

There was nothing I could do but to brace for the worst as my mind almost blanked," Mr Ibrahim said.

"The nation does need to brace itself for the fact that the death toll as a result of yesterday's flash flooding is likely to rise".

A third front of the debate was whether, after throwing large sums of money to some of the nation's largest banks, the Obama administration was doing enough to brace up institutions that lend money to smaller businesses.

Mr. Routiers, who was spending a day in Paris to meet with his bank's French clients, is at the vanguard of a new generation of Europeans who do not have to brace themselves for a shock in the new year.

Out of the view of reporters, Pennington has been practicing how to fall so that he does not try to brace himself with his left hand again, as he did when he was sacked by the Giants' Brandon Short and broke and dislocated bones in his left wrist in a preseason game Aug. 23.

Many patients in that study, however, did not adhere to brace treatment, mainly because of skin irritation and bad fit.

"And do the Lakers have to brace themselves for extended stretches without James in the future?

I knew that Maria's next seven-hour round was incoming, so I did a sun salutation to brace for it and showered.

If you're going to do it, brace yourself for the bumpy ride, but remember: at least you get to wear your own clothes to work.