Sentence examples for furiously preparing from inspiring English sources

AT THE Hrazdan stadium in Yerevan, workers are furiously preparing for a special visitor: Turkey's president, Abdullah Gul.

And the government has been furiously preparing for the law's effect by training its judges and setting aside about $88 million to pay for the new cases.

The people who brought the brassy calorie-pusher Paula Deen, the energetic spice-sprinkler Emeril Lagasse and dozens of other stars to a mass audience are furiously preparing to start a spinoff network on May 31.

We've got some amazing speakers lined up (with announcements of more still to come); we're furiously preparing the Battlefield.

Are hours predictable, or do you find yourself pulling late nights furiously preparing documents like the lawyers in re-runs of "LA Law"?

And belying the pacific appearance of this white, swan-like ship, radio traffic to and from the yacht's radio room crackles trough the air, furiously preparing for war.

In the hours before a dog competes at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, tensions can mount as owners and handlers furiously prepare their canine divas for the ring.

The companies worked furiously to prepare the application.

The principal proprietors, Joan Dziekanski and Bob Blanchard, have worked furiously to prepare for the opening while mourning the death on May 22 of their chief duplicate director, Erik Berger.

But just in case, golf is preparing furiously for the post-Tiger era.

The Tories have further counter-intuitive interventions planned for the coming week, and the prime minister is said to be preparing furiously for the final televised "debate", a special edition of Question Time on April 30th.