Sentence examples for path to prepare from inspiring English sources

In Virginia, which was expected to take the brunt of the storm, Gov. Robert F. McDonnell declared a state of emergency and warned residents in the storm's path to prepare emergency kits, stay off roads and brace for outages.

Her primary purpose is to achieve the qualifying mark for Beijing, which is little more than a formality but is one better achieved now so as to allow a clear path to prepare for next August.

There was real-life drama at Barcelona airport when a Boeing 767 arriving from Moscow almost hit an Argentinian airbus which was taxiing across its path to prepare for take-off.

This study demonstrates a clear path to prepare PAN nanofibers with high chain alignment as precursor for the next generation of carbon nanofibers with unprecedented strength and modulus.

A new path to prepare cross-linked graphene layers embedded carbon (GLEC) films has been reported by introducing electron irradiation during the mirror-confinement electron cyclotron resonance (ECR) plasma sputtering process.

After hydrolysis of PLLA, well-oriented HC nanochannel arrays over large area in addition to uniform surface with controlled thickness and domain size were obtained; providing a simple and efficient path to prepare nanopatterned templates for applications.

Students, teachers, and parents need to understand where students are on the path to graduating prepared for college and a good job.

Its ongoing career development activities have included brown-bag lunches with senior scientists to discuss a variety of career paths, practice seminars to prepare for job interviews, and a very successful and well-attended annual career fair.

"And, as the country reduces emissions along this path, it also needs to prepare for the climate change that is occurring and will continue to occur.

Speaking to supporters on Sunday night, he said his greatest challenges were to change the center-left and to "prepare paths and spaces to give opportunities to new generations".

Who is even going to prepare our path?" Adichie, who won the National Book Critics Circle Award for her novel Americanah on 13 March, was born and raised in Nigeria, and is inspired by what she calls "a sense of rootedness" – a deep affinity for her heritage.