Sentence examples for if you want to prepare from inspiring English sources

If you want to prepare a tour in advance, visit the Web site, www.monguide.louvre.fr.fr

If you want to prepare well in advance, they can be frozen pre-baking.

"But it rather made the point: if you want to prepare executives to function in Russia, this is the reality".

Mr Vanhonacker has even admitted to accepting students from large crime families because "if you want to prepare executives to function in Russia, this is the reality".

After cleaning the hard drive, if you want to prepare the computer for use by its new owner, reformat the drive and reinstall the operating system from the original discs that came with the PC.

Using your hands, toss to coat, then set aside to marinate for half an hour (or even longer, especially if you want to prepare the grapes ahead of time).

5 You can reserve the juice for something else – drinking, for example – but it will also keep the segments from drying out if you wanted to prepare this in advance.

What the hotel lacks in character it makes up for with a central location a short walk from Plaza de España and the Royal Palace, helpful English-speaking staff and bright, modern, air-conditioned rooms with a kitchenette including a fridge, microwave and hotplate – ideal if you want to make breakfast or prepare a meal for the kids.

And, if you want to train like an Olympian, be prepared to go to bed at the same time as the kids.

Also, if you want to make any remarks at the funeral, prepare them now.

If you really want to prepare your family for a flood, then you should be prepared with several key items that will increase your chances of safety and survival.