Though he knows it would be easier to recycle sound bites, he always forgets to prepare them.
The turning point in Dench's ambition came during a mime class in her second term, when she was required to perform an assignment — called "Recollection" — that she'd completely forgotten to prepare.
Ms. Corcoran, who has cut a wide swath across the real estate scene, said later that she forgot to prepare any remarks and burst into tears when the time came to make a speech.
The first phase, before a storm, is composed of spots that advise, "Don't forget to prepare," Mr. Jarrett said, and "the second phase says, 'We hope you're safe and if you have any issue, give us a call' " to make a claim.
Before jumping in, don't forget to prepare the area around you, including yourself.
Bearing the words, "" on the edge, the medal was prepared in this manner by order of Mint Director Nellie Tayloe Ross after Mint officials realized that they had forgotten to prepare a special design for an assay medal.
By the time you've navigated airport traffic, battled long check-in lines and consumed some bad in-flight food, you settle into your seat and realize you forgot to prepare for jet lag.
I saw more cabinet secretaries go into the Oval Office with their presentations about whatever issue and before they could get to page two, he'd ask the most incisive question that they'd forgotten to prepare for," she said on Fox.
For example, it could happen that the central kitchen forgot to prepare the elimination diet for a certain adolescent.
If you are expected to do orchestral excerpts, don't forget to prepare them.
