Sentence examples for from which to prepare from inspiring English sources

An ideal position from which to prepare for the 2018 presidential elections.

But he was likely to win anyway, and this way he will probably not be given a Cabinet post from which to prepare himself.

The glazier was given written instructions from which to prepare provisional sketches that were submitted for the patron's approval before being redrawn in actual size to form the final cartoon.

Their remote desert outpost near the Colorado border was used to store firearms and served as a base from which to prepare to "engage in jihad, to die as martyrs, and to engage in violent acts," according to the recent indictment.

The LaSalle Quartet, however, specifically requested a score from which to prepare for the first performance.

Hardly a sound basis from which to start preparing to police a nuclear-free world.

Dodd said he expected it to be approved shortly for teaching next year, but acknowledged the delay would put chemistry teachers at a disadvantage as there was no final course specification from which to work and prepare.

Niger, meanwhile, have a full squad from which to choose as the Mena prepare to make their Nations Cup debut.

In the current crisis, there is no such safe haven from which to operate and no neighboring leader prepared to accept the risk of supporting armed conflict with Mr. Hussein.

But the big change must come from banks, which need to prepare for a future as part of the financial plumbing rather than as masters of the universe.

It wasn't an academic argument, because we were at his restaurant trying to determine which dishes to prepare from his coming book, "The Family Meal: Home Cooking With Ferran Adrià." The book is a collection of recipes and menus Adrià has used over the last three years or so when making meals for El Bulli's staff, and it gave me an excuse to do something I'd never done with him: cook.