Sentence examples for prepare for late from inspiring English sources

She hopped agencies, from Elite to Ford, and stayed clean, she said, disco-napping to prepare for late nights out at Studio 54, the Limelight and Area: "I was very much a model in the '80s in New York City and all that went with that".

So, it's important to make sure young scholars are prepared for late night cramming sessions, sketchy roommates and other inevitable campus life situations.

Make sure you repay your EMIs on time or be prepared for late payment penalties.

With two feet of snow and wind gusts of more than 50 m.p.h., tens of millions prepare for a late winter storm.

The snakeskin-clad Mr Ulliott, for instance, reportedly trains by making love for five hours at a stretch—"I like to get a woman and wring her out like a flannel," he told a newspaper to prepare for playing late into the night.

It starts with the $150,000 Shuvee for fillies and mares tomorrow and continues Sunday with the $150,00 Peter Pan for 3-year-olds trying to prepare for a late challenge to Real Quiet after his sweep of the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness.

But today Mr Paterson said he expected the power companies to do their best to prepare for the latest storm.

13 Kids and Wanting More 9pm, Channel 4 Cameras follow three enormous families as they prepare for their latest arrival.

In a state still reeling from damage caused by Hurricane Irene, little could be done to prepare for the latest onslaught, Mr. Malloy said.

As cinemas prepare for the latest Star Wars film, we would all do well to remember what happened in the first.

Food safety has become a major stumbling block in the negotiations as both sides prepare for the latest round – the 10th – which takes place from 13 to 17 July in Brussels.