Sentence examples for make preparations and from inspiring English sources

Tomorrow they will make preparations, and on Saturday they will surrender".

My friend Claudia spoke for many of us who tried to make preparations and then felt the urgency drain away as the latest catastrophe faded.

Over all, General Pastika said, the planning for the Bali attack was "low cost" -- about $9,000 for explosives, the van, the motorcycle, rent for places used for a month to make preparations, and other costs.

But Mr. Bloomberg, speaking on his weekly radio program, added that he decided not to alert city residents immediately because he wanted to give city officials time to make preparations and to respond to public concerns that would be raised.

"We hope that you get the information you need to make preparations and stay safe if you are in the area," Ka-Ping Yee, a software engineer at Google Crisis Response, wrote in a company blog post.

She had arrived at 6 a.m. to make preparations, and now she was walking the spacious kitchen, with its two 4.5-foot-tall clay tandoor ovens, ensuring that sous-chefs were patrolling their stations and readying condiments for the line cooks.

The marines and soldiers encircling Falluja made preparations and conducted drills on Saturday for what appeared to be an all-out assault.

The video includes a scene that appears to show a suicide bomber making preparations and zipping up a leather jacket, according to a description provided by the Site Intelligence Group, an organisation in Bethesda, Maryland, that tracks militant groups.

Six weeks of frantic activity ensued as Harrison flew between New York, Los Angeles and London, making preparations and recruiting other musicians to join him and Shankar for the shows.

"There is all of this: 'Keep Clare and DfID out of it,' and then, just at the last minute, they are suddenly writing letters saying: 'We must make preparations.' And I'm saying to our military: 'You're going to have to feed people', and they suddenly, in the last week, they ordered food.

"What we started to do was to make preparations, digging in and taking the occupations to peoples' homes," said Ben Egerman, a protester at Occupy Minneapolis.