Sentence examples for is preparing to transform from inspiring English sources

Now, with her first solo album, "The Magician's Private Library" (XL Recordings), to be released Tuesday, Ms. Miranda is preparing to transform herself again.

As its sister city, Shanghai, did a decade ago with its much larger Pudong district, Ho Chi Minh is preparing to transform its skyline.

President-Elect Trump is preparing to transform the federal courts into a radical-right engine of retreat on the progress of the last century.

Ariane Mnouchkine, the director of Théâtre du Soleil, circulated briskly through the crowd, greeting the guests, encouraging the performers and giving last-minute logistical suggestions to her company members, who were preparing to transform the hall into a banquet room right after the performance.

Last May, after five weeks of rehearsal at the Glyndebourne Opera House on the Sussex downs of southeast England, the young American soprano Danielle de Niese was preparing to transform herself into Cleopatra — or at least an operatic impression of the great queen as envisioned in the director David McVicar's audacious production of Handel's "Giulio Cesare".

Focus groups were conducted between August and November of 2010, when VHA primary care was preparing to transform its clinic organization according to principles of the patient-centered medical home, and, at the time of the study, these specific clinics had not yet implemented changes.

The White House spent last week in full campaign hysteria, blitzing online followers with the message that heartless Republicans are prepared to transform America into "Les Misérables" in order to protect "millionaires and billionaires, oil companies, vacation homes, and private jet owners".

Activate Performing Arts is preparing to once again transform Dorset's landscape in the UK, presenting Inside Out Dorset in September 2016 with 10 days of high quality, large scale outdoor theatre, dance, installation, and performance across Dorset, Bournemouth and Poole.

On this still untrammelled intellectual ground, the prospect of improved relations with the United States is a litmus test of just how far the Islamic republic is prepared to go to transform itself.

Britain must acknowledge the uncomfortable history and reality of racial discrimination and be prepared to consider solutions that transform the conditions faced by oppressed groups.

But in 1428, when the voices pressed her to undertake the quest for which they had been preparing her, they transformed a seemingly undistinguished peasant into a visionary heroine who defied every limitation placed on a woman of the late Middle Ages.