Sentence examples for history preparing from inspiring English sources

To prepare for such an attack, the Clinton campaign and groups supporting her have pored over opposition research about Mr. Trump's statements about women over the years, as well as his marital history, preparing memos and papers that can be used to counterattack.

Nothing in a graduate degree in art history prepares you for the eloquence of the eraser.

Do you think writing about your traumatic family history prepared you in some ways to recast Lear?

It survives partly as a document of those volatile times, and of the idealism that persisted through them even as history prepared a new, unimaginable round of horrors.

Mr. Heller, who was in the jewelry business and imported pearls, detailed the provenance of the Chagall in a 1990 oral history prepared by Lincoln Center.

When he was about 12, the family chauffeur gave him a radio put together from a kit, Dr. Villard said in an oral history prepared by Rutgers University.

For further details and the names of ministers consult the History of Tompkins County, p. 8l or "A Brief History prepared for the Sesquicentennial Celebration" in the accessions folder.

My long obsession with history prepared me for my studies at Harvard, and luckily, my study of history at Harvard mostly prepared me for my work at the dig site.

"Eight of his restorations were recipients of Best in Class honors at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Élégance, where he also served as a judge for many years," RM Auctions said in a description of the car's history prepared for the Jan . 18 auction

And just as the emergence of these first movements for human rights in history prepared the way for their unexpected prominence in the mid-1970s, so too did the breakthrough of human rights during that era establish the foundation for the apotheosis of the concept in our post-cold-war world.

But his personal history prepared him for nothing in particular, except perhaps for being a novelist.