Sentence examples for mean prepare from inspiring English sources

If transcribed more literally, it would mean, "prepare your mind for action".

This would mean preparing for it all over again, which Mr Mugabe unsurprisingly refuses to do.

And it could mean preparing a last-ditch effort to survive that war by launching multiple nuclear strikes, chancing a nuclear retaliation for the slim chance to survive.

While for many September might mean preparing for the long, cold slog until next summer, for a lucky few it means the beginning of the hot winter holiday season.

The floating point format allows using this system for microarray data, although this would mean preparing the input so that overlapping probes/tiles are not counted multiple times.

This means preparing across the major vendors (Princeton Review, Kaplan, Barron's) as well as individual preparation (knowing what you personally need help on, and working on that, either individually, or with a tutor).

That means preparing for all eventualities".

To Holmes, playing smarter means preparing better.

Genuine adaptation, Jacob believes, means preparing for the inevitable deluge.

It's a Christian art, because preparing for one's death means preparing to meet God".

Thinking about water also means preparing for spring rains and melting snow.