Sentence examples for like a preparation from inspiring English sources

It's more like a preparation for the history lesson.

"My whole career has felt like a preparation for this job," she says.

"This play is like a preparation for what may be around the corner!" She laughs.

Khaki, yellow, pink, grey, pine and moss all twist together in lines of unmixed oil, like a preparation for a giant microscope.

"Right now, the initial judgment that's coming from Scotland is that people have no confidence in Tory guarantees and are absolutely fizzing about what looks like a preparation for a betrayal of a strong commitment made".

(He's been writing explicit old-man reflections for a little while now; his album "This Old Road," from 2005, contained a song called "Thank You for a Life" that seemed like a preparation for disappearance).

For example, although candidates thought the SJT and MMI sample questions provided by GPET prior to these assessments were relevant, they would have liked access to a preparation guide and additional example questions, with 58/886 (7%) of survey respondents echoing the sentiment, " You didn't have an idea of what to expect until you got here".

Amongst live preparations, a P + 20% preparation after additional 20 hr in culture looked qualitatively and quantitatively identical to fresh preparation at P + 40%; similarly a P + 40% preparation after additional 15 hr in culture looked like a fresh preparation at P + 55%.

Antithesis and suspense come naturally to her: she opposes the statuesque aspects of her movement with percussive rhythm; she sets the attack of her dancing against its qualities of flow; and she can hurl down a powerful declarative flourish that seems like an ending until you realize that it is more like a question or a preparation.

A preparation like this also illustrates the deep connection to the actual process and pleasure of preparing food, something that is essential to me.

A sophisticated opera buff who can discuss the differences between Gluck's "Armide" and Rossini's "Armida," Mr. Wainwright has said in recent interviews that writing songs was like a long preparation for writing an opera.