Sentence examples for prepare for fighting from inspiring English sources

"There's nothing that can prepare for fighting in a cemetery, especially going down catacombs".

The emerging nuclear stalemate alerted Washington to the need to prepare for fighting limited (sometimes called "brushfire") wars sponsored by the Soviet Union or China through proxies in the Third World.

When the nervous system is in its sympathetic mode (fight-or-flight), the breath become rapid and shallow, the muscles tense and the blood is sent out to the extremities to prepare for fighting or fleeing.

Under different circumstances, Britain achieved astonishing things while preparing for, fighting and recovering from the second world war.

Richards warned that even large states such as China and Russia could adopt unconventional tactics rather than preparing for fighting with missiles and fixed formations of troops and armour.

While the 1789 act that established its precursor, the Department of War, is sparse on details about its raison d'être, the very name suggests its purpose -- presumably preparing for, fighting, and winning wars.

In truth, both the RUF and the government see the truce as a tactic to gain time and prepare for later fighting.

In the wild, such pumped up hormone levels most likely prepare bystanders for fighting should one of the combatants come their way, Oliveira says.

Charles Lister, a senior fellow at the Middle East Institute, said that the Assad regime had used the weeklong, very partial ceasefire to regroup and prepare for further fighting.

JERUSALEM (Reuters) — Israel dismissed a proposal by the Palestinian group Hamas for a six-month truce in the Gaza Strip, saying Friday that the group wanted to prepare for more fighting rather than peace.

Israel today dismissed a proposal by Hamas for a six-month truce inside the Gaza Strip, saying the Palestinian group would use the period to prepare for more fighting rather than peace.