Sentence examples for go unprepared from inspiring English sources
However, mostly, we won't go unprepared.
The worst thing you can do at Glastonbury is go unprepared, especially for the weather.
Geithner did not go unprepared: he brought with him his advisers Lee Sachs and Gene Sperling, who ran the N.E.C. during the Clinton Administration, and six other staffers.
If you do go unprepared, wine-district hotels can be helpful with maps and addresses of wineries and chateaus where someone speaks English.
Any more than the McCain campaign required her to go unprepared to her interview with Katie Couric, or Levi Johnston forces her to talk trash just because he does.
Having gone unprepared for one recent natural disaster, we would make a grave mistake not to get ready for the next.
Going Unprepared With his suit awaiting consideration by the Supreme Court, Iniguez now finds himself in the awkward position of racing on behalf of a team he is also suing.
Going "unprepared" without having studied anything about a country or its language is a fine way to go.
Sorkin conceived the political TV drama The West Wing in 1997 when he went unprepared to a lunch with producer John Wells and in a panic pitched to Wells a show centered on the senior staff of the White House, using leftover ideas from his script for The American President.
If they go in unprepared to vote, he said, many cardinals worried that the conclave "will drag on".
