Sentence examples for join preparations from inspiring English sources
Peel had been tipped to be called up by Wales last week to join preparations for the second warm-up game against England and this Saturday's match with Argentina.
At last I fell asleep and awoke in the barn of a lost estate where the workers invited me to join the preparation for the wedding party of Frantz de Galais, the Parsifalic son of the Seigneur... .. "Are you sure you had not been taking les champignons magiques...?" I enquired.
The previous Saturday he had finally joined in preparations for the long brewing coup d'état against a fairly elected government and, only three days later, was revealing his capacity for terrorism, torture and treason with a foreign power.
Compared to adhesive bonding and welding, the process also requires a less extensive joining zone preparation.
YO and YK joined the preparation of the original protocol and revised the manuscript critically for important intellectual content.
DN joined the preparation of the original protocol, recruited and interviewed the participants and revised the manuscript critically for important intellectual content.
But their preparations to join the Union remain firmly on course.
But extended political wrangling could raise uncertainty in the European Union and NATO over the preparations to join those groups next year.
But Yannos Papantoniou, the Socialist finance minister who oversaw the country's preparations to join the single currency, is outraged.
It was short of cash to pay for preparations to join the European Union in 2004 even before floodwaters ravaged one-third of the country in August, leaving the state with cleanup costs in the billions.
But that does not mean, as one might expect, that the countries farthest ahead in their preparations will join when they hope to, on January 1st 2003 even though that is a date EU leaders themselves have said they are aiming for.The trouble lies not just in agreeing on the reforms needed in the (mostly transitional) economies that want to join.
