Sentence examples for may prepared for from inspiring English sources

Esther McVey resigned as work and pensions secretary on Thursday morning, as May prepared for a a three-hour marathon session in the House of Commons taking questions from MPs, many of them hostile interventions from her own side.

"Its attempt to take control of the process came as Mrs. May prepared for a last-ditch effort to persuade lawmakers to support her withdrawal plan, which has already been rejected twice by huge margins," Mr. Castle writes.

Theresa May prepared for her succession by promoting women and MPs from ethnic minorities as she completed a reshuffle she said would showcase a "new generation of gifted ministers".

Its attempt to take control of the process came as Mrs. May prepared for a last-ditch effort to persuade lawmakers to support her withdrawal plan, which has already been rejected twice by huge margins.

As Prime Minister Theresa May prepared for her visit to the White House this week, there was a widespread sense of embarrassment in Britain over the begging-bowl nature of her trip, a sense that she had to work hard to be the first foreign leader blessed with his summons.

One of the leading hypotheses for action awareness is that humans may prepare for and perform actions without being conscious of these preparation and execution processes.

If you get seasick easily, you may prepare for boat rides with pressure-point bracelets, ginger, or a prescription skin patch.

Students may prepare for a Core examination by studying on their own, auditing, or enrolling for credit in a Core course.

Clinton Junior College: Monitoring, Motivating, and Mentoring Students in STEM by C. Parks, 18 November 2005 Students attending Clinton Junior College may prepare for careers in science and related fields thanks to a grant from NASA.

The district may prepare for a measure in 2014.

We may prepare for tragedy, but our worst nightmares rarely happen.