Sentence examples for leave equipped from inspiring English sources
Volunteers — around 2,700 of them — fill the campaign's Manchester headquarters for nightly phone banks, and leave equipped with software that allows them to make calls from their homes and enter data from their personal computers.
As the Guardian learned during a recent visit, they hope to leave equipped with the academic and social skills they need to prosper in a country dramatically different from the one they left behind.
However, after a relatively quick five-seven weeks of skills training, they leave equipped with both the soft and hard skills that allow them to secure upwardly-mobile jobs.
There is also a game room in an alcove to the far left, equipped with dartboards and shuffleboard (bring plenty of quarters).
However, the students left equipped to have difficult but necessary conversations, in their own sexual relationships as well as in supporting friends and classmates.
11 participants, who were not initially informed of their task, must live on a purpose-made rubbish dump adjacent to a working landfill site for 21 days after being left equipped only with a sleeping bag, drinking can and one roll of lavatory paper each.
Students leave university equipped with skills that are an essential part of a successful knowledge economy.
Over the summer, the House of Lords Science and Technology committee called for immediate action to ensure that graduates leave university equipped with the skills they need to succeed in industry.
Go prepared and with a list of questions, or ask them to complete an information security questionnaire beforehand, and you are far more likely to leave feeling equipped to make an informed decision.
While we've tried to finesse the wording over time, Enabling Enterprise has always had the same mission: to ensure that all students leave school equipped with the skills, experience, and aspirations to succeed.
This helps to assure that young people will leave custody equipped to move successfully forward in their lives.
