Sentence examples for prepare much of from inspiring English sources

The conservative (PP) hasn't needed to prepare much of a campaign.

Because of radiation exposure concerns, it is a common practice to prepare much of the labelling in advance.

Michael Albergo, a prop man, prepares much of the food, taking heed of gluten or dairy intolerance among the chorus and singers.

As most agency guys would have done, he'd already prepared much of his copy, meticulously reporting a comfortable Sri Lanka win.

It was James who unwittingly prepared much of the ground for the civil war that would tear the kingdom apart less than 20 years after his death and end in the execution of his son, Charles I.

After Hurricane Sandy exposed how poorly prepared much of the U.S. East Coast was for an extremely severe storm, British flood experts say their nation would most likely fare somewhat better.

Tonight the Federal Security Service, which prepared much of the case against Mr. Pasko, fired a volley in response to the ruling, telling state television that Mr. Pasko had come under suspicion because he regularly met with Japanese journalists after attending meetings of navy officials that dealt with classified issues.

He's never prepared much of anything but three basic Brazilian drinks.

Before the raid, staffers prepared much of the food buffet-style.

VY and AT performed many of the experiments and prepared much of this manuscript.

KI performed most of the experiments and prepared much of the manuscript.