Sentence examples for it seems preparing from inspiring English sources

They are, it seems, preparing for the dramatic swerve which brings in Maggie Smith, as a sort of Angel of Death, together with her smooth, acrobatic and galvanising partner, Peter Francis James in the cajoling and disconcerting teeth-flashing, hip-sashaying, ironising performance of the evening.

It seems prepared to sit the militiamen out.

On the contrary, it seems prepared for a fight with regulators in Brussels.

The most unscrupulous were, it seems, prepared to trade truth for power.

Now it seems prepared to let it rise by up to 0.5% on any given day but not to let it rise by that much day after day.

Super-rich art collectors are, it seems, prepared to spend enormous amounts of money for the right works, and the Manet can be expected to attract huge bids.

It seems prepared to end in radiant C major, but when the last big chord fades away you become aware of a C-minor chord lingering in the strings, indicating, perhaps, some abiding loneliness.

It seems (prepare for a shock!) that both Bitchney and The Penguin have ambitions to become actors.

And it seems prepared to make no sacrifices, to observe no standards, and to make no course corrections in exchange for the hundreds of millions in handouts it demands from taxpayers.

The government looked this week to be close to ending the oil strike, but to do so it seemed prepared to water down its plans to encourage private investment in the industry, the best hope of faster economic growth.

A friend urged him to open a pawnshop because it was lucrative, but he was not, it seemed, prepared for the psychological toll this new occupation would take, for the fact that moral bankruptcy was now a job requirement.