Sentence examples for much time to prepare from inspiring English sources

"Here, you don't have much time to prepare yourself and get yourself right," Schumacher said.

"It's been a free fall, and we haven't had much time to prepare".

I adore chocolate desserts, but I can never find much time to prepare them.

"Our guys needed some time off, so you don't get quite as much time to prepare yourself in a sense.

Having replaced Silva the previous weekend, Gracia did not have much time to prepare for his first taste of English football.

Without much time to prepare and peering out from a dugout, she struggled to tell which of the many players were which.

Yeats devoted much time to preparing this material for publication as A Vision (1925).

Managers of PPDPs (or their equivalent) need to devote as much time to preparing and selecting practices as they give to monitoring progress: ensuring sustained organisational motivation to engage in the time-consuming learning involved in this area is a key ingredient for success.

With so much more time to prepare, Mr. Obama's polling and "analytics" department collected so much information about the electorate that it knew far more about which sorts of voters were going to turn out — and where — than the Romney campaign and most public pollsters.

If it comes to war, the Americans will have had that much more time to prepare, while the French can say they did not disappoint their ally.

An exit from the Champions League in a couple of weeks, looking likely after defeat to Barcelona at the Etihad, will leave them with much more time to prepare and rest between matches than their rivals.