Sentence examples for preparation it too from inspiring English sources

That's great advice, but – as a procedure for manuscript preparation – it too is faulty, because it lacks the detail to really guide our students.

He believed the problems with the poem lay with his own inability to write, and that, precipitated by air raids on London, he had started the poem with too little preparation and had written it too quickly.

And if we view it too broadly as life preparation, we lose focus on the single most important aspect of bringing life to it's fullest through work.

Test scores take planning and preparation, too.

If Cassell's has a flaw, it is that the meat is too good, the preparation is too careful..

And it won't address the real problem: the inadequate academic preparation of too many high school graduates, particularly those from low-income families.

But for nonprofits, taking on pro bono volunteers initially requires a lot of preparation, and too many charities avoid this opportunity out of concern that it will be a time sink that won't deliver sufficient value for the trouble.

Make sure you have a strong plie prep but don't stay in your preparation (plie) too long, because then you will lose the momentum, making it difficult to pirouette.

But even a little preparation is too much for some.

"Can't I talk?" he said in exasperation, after the hosts Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb interrupted his attempt to describe a salad preparation one too many times.

Some also complain that the dinner preparation takes too long, so perhaps they will offer some quicker alternatives.