Sentence examples for hand to prepare from inspiring English sources

The wow factor: The resident Greek chef, Sofoula, is on hand to prepare break-fast and dinner (early meals specially prepared for children).

The Fed asks for a set of liquidity forecasts, and a bank offers a blithe assumption that it has enough money on hand to prepare for the worst.

Ultimately, it turns out lunch wasn't even her thing; at least at the end of her life, there was a hired woman on hand to prepare it.

The Red Cross must have money on hand to prepare for future attacks, she said, insisting that it would be fiscally irresponsible to simply divide the $564 million by the number of victims and then send each family a check.

The cabinet secretary, Sir Jeremy Heywood, is on hand to prepare for talks, but will not press Cameron to leave Downing Streeet, since it will be his right as prime minister to decide whether to test the opinion of the Commons on a Queen's Speech.

That time Tali Mahanor, a piano tuner who was on hand to prepare the Glucksterns' piano, had an idea: a few days earlier she had tuned a piano for a wedding reception in someone else's loft a couple of blocks away.

Oxford Scientific has conducted a nationwide search for dogs from rescue centres and is working with a team of animal welfare specialists, dog cognition experts and kennel hands to prepare the pooches for their flight experience.

I had time on my hands to prepare, no public distraction or interference, and my colleagues from Alaska Department of Fish & Game were on hand to monitor and assist if needed.

Working six days a week, he uses his small hands to prepare and carry enough mud for 600 to 700 bricks daily.

In this specific case, it is a simple adjustment of the information appearing in paragraph 38, which would remove: 'and to prepare for the general elections due to take place on 15 December 2005' and replace it with 'in the wake of the general elections held on 15 December 2005'.

Another symptom of this decline is the infrequency with which people write by hand these days; if you don't stretch your hands to prepare them for a sudden increase in activity, you'll find yourself cramping up sooner than you'd like.