Boxill did not, perhaps, prepare for the accompanying legal turbulence.
I merely point out that the conventional wisdom is mistaken, that the open-mouthed sycophantic coverage of such events as the 'Orange Revolution' has done us no favours, and that the future in this part of the world is far from settled and we should perhaps prepare for further turmoil rather than imagine that we have opened a Golden Road of peace and prosperity for ever.
Perhaps prepared for the onslaught, Tsipras had also acted.
In a similar vein, the agent Jonathan Barnett was perhaps preparing for a forthcoming libel action when he promised: 'I will fight to clear my name.
Golf, meanwhile, is marveling at the staying power of Tom Watson and perhaps preparing for the last of Jesper Parnevik, whose career may be ended by back surgery, costing the game its most notable dresser outside John Daly.
The N.F.L., perhaps preparing for the possibility it will still be in mediation up to the deadline, changed the location of its planned owners' meeting from Fort Lauderdale, Fla., to a hotel outside Washington, where the union has its headquarters.
The SPÖ might move even further to the right or back left again, while the ÖVP will almost certainly get even tougher, perhaps preparing for a junior partner role in a coalition with the FPÖ after the next parliamentary election.
The closest we come to a corporate face in "A Civil Action" is the Grace executive played by Sydney Pollack, who (perhaps preparing for his debauchee role in "Eyes Wide Shut") demands that the hero put his feet up on a glass coffee table -- that's the extent of his characterization.
About 100 Japanese soldiers still remained in the open on the south slope of Hill 80, perhaps preparing for one more charge on Hill 123.
Keeping the attack focused and its intensity rather low, unlike the 2008 Mumbai massacre, serves two purposes: it throws a spanner in the peace process and does not provoke India into a retaliatory strike, which it had pledged, and perhaps prepared for, since the Mumbai attack.
Mr. Camanelli said that 95percentt of his students come to learn how to dance for social reasons, perhaps to prepare for a wedding or bar mitzvah, and only a handful have any interest in entering dance contests.
