Sentence examples for prepare became from inspiring English sources

That first Ashes series in 2013 – and bear in mind he had just over a fortnight to prepare – became about experimentation: trying to find the right players in the right positions to do damage in the series that followed.

"The consequences of this failure to prepare became only too apparent during Ebola, when even the most promising drug and vaccine candidates did not reach clinical trials until the epidemic was starting to wane.

"As a result of this understanding, the expenditure on the pity, which was already prepared, becomes unutilizable and we laugh it off" (295).

This is when being prepared becomes even more important; your survival kit with plenty of bottled water, knowing where - and where not - to shelter.

In June 1913, he helped to prepare and became secretary of the First Palestinian Congress (also known as the Arab Congress of 1913) in Paris.

An elephant does not prepare to become an elephant; a human does not prepare to walk, nor to become a carpenter.

So prepare to become depressed and/or paranoid.

We are here to work, prepare and become the best team we can be".

So prepare to become a campaigner as well as an EV driver.

After two years, however, he left to study at the University of Cambridge and prepare to become a clergyman.

This message can be reinforced as men prepare to become dads alongside their partners' journey through pregnancy.