Sentence examples for past prepared from inspiring English sources

Rudolph W. Giuliani has often been called operatic, but little in his past prepared the audience for yesterday's performance.

But the twin scandals — one journalistic, one political — do prompt one new question: Has Fleet Street's freewheeling past prepared British newspapers better than others for the anything-goes ethos of the Web?

That venerable standby sole meuniere (named in tribute to the floury hands of a miller's wife who, one day in the dim, distant past, prepared a fish to be sauteed in butter) is one of the favorites at Wiltons.

With iBeacon set up, shops could send customers special offers for goods they are walking past, prepare pre-ordered items for pickup the minute someone comes through the door (the end of queueing!) or remind the customer about their shopping list – fish when they are standing at the fish counter, bread at the bakery, and so on.

If you refuse to let go of the past, prepare yourself to drag through life; putting one weary step in front of the other.

The shy, silent girl I once was is in the past, preparing me for the opportunity to speak, to be heard and to stand up for causes greater than my own.

"On several occasions in the past, we prepared ourselves for celebrations and -- nothing.

A dossier about Mr. Stone's past exploits prepared by a former opponent and still circulating among New York Republicans runs to 74 pages.

Stubborn, restless and fiercely competitive, he dislikes criticism, and has in the past been prepared to fail rather than to take advice (this is his judgment, not mine).

It is believed the ritual was meant to create a bond among everyone in a community as they broke with the past and prepared for winter and the next year.

Careful examination of what the ECB has said about the role of monetary policy and what it has actually done shows that it has in the past been prepared to pay attention to broader economic objectives and not confine itself only to questions of inflation.