Sentence examples for order preparing from inspiring English sources

The summer holidays are upon us and some will emerge from their teaching robes and remember who they were once, but others will do as I did, and spend the holidays getting their files in order, preparing assessments and resources for the upcoming term.

What would you like to do with the time remaining?" For most people, he added, the time left would be far better spent putting their affairs in order, preparing their funeral or memorial service, repairing damaged relationships, leaving lasting legacies and saying their goodbyes.

An Australian-led peacekeeping force restored order, preparing the way for a United Nations administration, but not before much of Dili, the capital, and other towns had been destroyed or extensively damaged, and tens of thousands of Timorese had fled the territory or been driven from their homes.

This non-natural universe is an elaborate set of inter-subjective and trans-subjective contexts into which individual human beings are thrown at birth (along the lines of Heideggerian Geworfenheit), a pre-existing order preparing places for them in advance and influencing the vicissitudes of their ensuing lives.

The one-man crew took the order, prepared the food, brought it to the table, and kindly asked how everything was.

Workers in smocks and boots shuffle around and keep busy ringing up customers, taking orders, preparing the orders, or doing repairs.

One potential group of users, Dr. Tenner said, could be waiters who have to keep track of orders, prepare individual checks and coordinate serving.

"But I had to leave the crew in order to prepare for this part," he says.

Have new firefighters received the right training in order to prepare them for what's ahead?

Maybe he was thinking of the void, in order to prepare himself for not existing.

Apparently, you can also order dishes prepared in a Tandoor oven, in traditional Punjabi style.