Sentence examples for prepare for service from inspiring English sources

The DCRA's Gil says different rules are necessary to allow savory food trucks to prepare for service at a parking spot, a somewhat lengthy process that ice cream and dessert trucks don't require.

After two weeks of occupation duties it was ordered to prepare for service in the Pacific; however, while it was reforming in the United States, the Japanese surrender was announced, and the need for more combat units ended.

Humble left Rice in 1943 for the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, then called Southwestern Institute, to prepare for service in World War II in a V-12 U.S. Navy training program.

On 29 July 1944 Captain Parham handed over command of HMS Belfast to Captain R M Dick, and until April 1945 Belfast underwent a refit to prepare for service against Japan in the Far East which improved her accommodation for tropical conditions, and updated her anti-aircraft armament and fire control in order to counter expected kamikaze attacks by Japanese aircraft.

After her crew joined at the end of 1938, Ark Royal underwent sea trials to prepare for service, during which the carrier proved capable of sailing above her theoretical speed, reaching over 31 kn and in trials during May 1938 Ark Royal achieved 31.2 kn with 103012 shp at a deep displacement of 27525 LT.

Tom Flannery remembered their father opening his church to prepare for services, but first distributing coffee and doughnuts to homeless people who were waiting.

Students enrolled in the M.A.R. and S.T.M. programs are preparing for service in educational and social service environments.

6 After the Lacedaemonians had prepared for service a strong army, they placed the command in the hands of Archidamus their king.

Preparing for service in a combat zone is not a trivial task.

Personnel at Uxbridge were prepared for service in the Gulf at that time, and deployed that year in December.

Incremental costs of an intervention can be classified according to 3 phases: 1) planning/ designing the intervention; 2) preparing for service delivery; and 3) delivering the new or improved services.