Sentence examples for getting ready to present from inspiring English sources

"We put the finishing touches on our recommendations and will spend the next week getting ready to present them to the executive committee for their input," he said.

It took courage for these young people to come out into the open, getting ready to present themselves to federal authorities.

Updated at 1.31pm BST 12.52pm BST Spain to present National Reform Plan Perhaps the most important news to come out of Cyprus this morning is that the Spanish government is getting ready to present a new economic reform programme.

"Especially at this moment when the mayor is getting ready to present his executive budget for the fiscal year, I believe that the Occupy movement can play an important role".

Aspire is among scores of cable channels and broadcast networks — along with many media outlets outside the realm of television, like Web sites — that are getting ready to present themselves to marketers in what is known as the upfronts, so named because the sales take place ahead of the start of the fall TV season.

The building is not nearly finished but already they talk about the epoxy-sealed floors as if they've been walking on them for weeks and the banquette style wooden stairs as if they're getting ready to present to a group of schoolkids the next day.

Expectations are running high as Prime Minister Modi's government gets ready to present its first full budget.

You might not like the way you look but you’d better get ready to present yourself on camera.

"True Blood" stars Carrie Preston, Lindsay Pulsipher and Dusty get ready to present the Genesis Award for Reality TV Series.

The House Agriculture Committee then passed its own version and got ready to present it to the full House for a vote.

Father Christmas and his elves are getting ready to deliver your presents.