Sentence examples for intended to prep from inspiring English sources

The last phrase seemed intended to prep Cruz for junior-varsity surrogate status.

The new efforts — which include a long-term London stage production, a touring stage show in Asia and music videos in 17 languages — are also intended to start prepping foreign markets for the musical's high-stakes transition to the big screen.

This information was intended to assist the Prep teacher to plan a responsive curriculum for each child entering the classroom and facilitate a professional dialogue between kindergarten teachers and Prep teachers — a dialogue that had not been a strong feature of the Victorian education system in the past.

Ms. Birnbach, 52, insists that the first book was intended to gently mock prep-school culture.

Instead, they intend to test PrEP on just 500 gay men over the next two years.

PREP is intended to teach small-business people Government Contracts 101.

After word got out that Microsoft's Pre-Update Update (the one intended to do little more than prep handsets for the big update on the way) was bricking handsets, folks started wondering if the dates might slip back — and if Microsoft's French PR blog is to be believed, that's exactly what has happened.

The program was intended to provide equal access to college prep courses for low-income high school students, but its failure revealed a digital divide far wider than expected.

The program was intended to provide equal access to college prep courses for low-income high school students, but its failure revealed a digital divide far wider than expected.

There was "island minimalism," "colonial sunset" and "diaspora prep," all names that were intended to suggest a melding of cultures.

The children turned out to be prepped child actors -- thank goodness -- who were being fed questions intended to make the guys squirm.