Sentence examples for had prepared only from inspiring English sources

Earlier today, his campaign was saying the candidate had prepared only one speech, and that it was a victory address.

A report by the court's public defense office said that Libyan prosecutors had prepared only vague and minor charges against Mr. Qaddafi, and refused his requests to see a lawyer or members of his family.

He noted he had prepared only the original plans for the layout of the residence, but then was dropped from the project by Mr. Klar before he could implement his vision.

In addition to the many jobs available, Rector said, the Maine state government provided plenty of opportunities for community service or training, though his own analysis notes that the state had prepared only 1,000 slots in its Food Supplement Employment and Training Program.

Under President Bush, our federal government has prepared only for the best, and the results, in Iraq and now in New Orleans, couldn't be worse.

Imagine being at work and being assigned a project that you THOUGHT you had could handle because you had prepared yourself for months, only to find that the project is nothing like you had imagined and you feel like an idiot because your irrational boss keeps yelling at you and demanding one thing, but expects something else.

Of the seven pages of material Ohlmeyer and Israel had prepared for the announcers, they only used about 5percentt.

But nothing had prepared him for the Punu mask, which had not only presence but provenance.

He also admitted that he had prepared a dose of anaesthetic of only half the recommended strength in a previous execution, and had prepared the same dose for Mr Taylor.The judge ruled that the state must employ a board-certified anaesthesiologist and maintain operating-room standards in the execution chamber.

The famous Barmen Declaration of 1934 (see Barmen, Synod of), largely based on a draft that Barth had prepared, expressed his conviction that the only way to offer effective resistance to the secularizing and paganizing of the church in Nazi Germany was to hold fast to true Christian doctrine.

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