Sentence examples for preparations something from inspiring English sources

Suddenly, I realize something is missing from my preparations, something implied by the word future.

Because on Friday, after all the ominous forecasts and heavy-duty preparations, something was missing.

"There's something to seeing and smelling and feeling the hours of Passover preparation, something that people remember for a lifetime.

Or what he meant directly after the match when he said something had gone wrong with United's preparation: something he would not define but made clear he would put right if the sides ever met again.

Williams explained the preparation, something that has been especially meticulous under Sampson, had been the key to her winner from the spot in Edmonton – slotted calmly to the right of the Germany goalkeeper, Nadine Angerer.

But to do something about this for the longer term is going to take a nationwide look at labor force preparation, something this administration with so much on its plate may not be able or willing to do without a major political and public push.

"I think we can easily establish whether there exists or not weapons of mass destruction technology, some sort of program, preparation of cooking something which shouldn't be done," Mr. Ivanov said at an appearance at the Pentagon with Secretary Rumsfeld.

I don't know how the ancient Aztecs prepared this delicious dish, but these days the labor-intensive preparation is something that many families undertake as a holiday ritual.

That's just common-sense disaster preparation for something like a flood or an earthquake.

The result of all this preparation resembled something from a Jerry Bruckheimer soundstage.

"Life is a long preparation for something that never happens," Yeats warned.