Sentence examples for intense preparing from inspiring English sources

"The years between 22 and 40, the pressure is so intense preparing to be successful that it is very difficult" to continue with musical study, he said.

Despite the board's intense preparation, employees were not prepared to say that their building could do without them.

Still, as the flames appeared to grow more intense, she prepared to leave.

Bob Bryan said the fast-paced and intense competition prepared him and his brother, Mike, for bigger challenges in the summer.

The manager has been questioned repeatedly over his training techniques, in terms of whether the sessions are sufficiently intense to prepare the players for the explosiveness of the Premier League.

More intense preparation is obviously required to prepare mothers for breastfeeding and to inform their partners on how they can improve their support for breastfeeding.

LA Weekly: The great Suzanne Goin (right) on becoming a chef, letting kids dress a salad, and the intense process of preparing a restaurant for a visit from POTUS.

He admits to never having made a desert before MasterChef and said he had three intense weeks of preparing for the show where he taught himself the basics like mayonnaise and pastry.

One responsibility of mine is to reorganize the material samples, which are strewn all over after an intense season of preparing for a line.

Big Sur Writing Workshops is a conference for writers who have either finished or partially finished a manuscript so attendees can take part in intense work on preparing their works for submission to publishers.

They are all in intense, individualized academic programs preparing them to take the JAMB next year.