Sentence examples for often prepare from inspiring English sources

In his speech, Mr. Ryan directly acknowledged his defeat, saying, "Losing is part of politics, and it can often prepare the way for greater victories".

At the end of the day, they relax with a glass of wine, and he will often prepare an incendiary Mexican dinner.

Teachers are assessed on the basis of short observations and often prepare for inspections with an almost neurotic devotion (staying up all night is not uncommon).

There has been a lot of cross-fertilisation between what I do in my day job at Vodafone, where I often prepare material for the board and sometimes present to the audit committee, and at Centrica, when I'm on the other side of the fence.

One problem, Dr. Stake said, is that the study does not adequately take into account the fact that politicians often prepare assiduously before fielding questions from reporters, monitor themselves carefully while speaking and "spin" questions in a direction they feel comfortable with.

Peter Bell, chairman of Balch Buyer's Realty in Mamaroneck, said that while brokers in Rockland County and Orange County often prepare form contracts for buyers and sellers to sign -- subject to a five- or seven-day attorney review period -- such contracts are generally not used in Westchester, Putnam and Dutchess Counties.

Explosives, typically ammonium nitrate, are often prepared in family homes.

Tagliabue is often prepared for every question, and answers each one professionally.

The coursework often prepares students for specific professions or required skills.

Porcupine serves many vigorous American classics, often prepared with an original twist or unexpected ingredients.

Vaccines are often prepared in media that may contain byproducts from slaughtered cattle.