Sentence examples for prepare so from inspiring English sources

It takes 12 hours to prepare, so phone ahead to reserve one.

"Parents don't have to do any homework to prepare, so it doesn't intimidate or become an obligation.

Like many other headteachers, O'Sullivan has done little to prepare so far for the introduction of the coalition's new policy.

We had weeks to prepare so, naturally, I put it off till the morning it was due.

They were expected before long on the stage and had things to do to prepare, so I had to wait.

At the final press conference Karjakin said he had too much to prepare so sometimes forgot the details.

Officials want banks to prepare so-called "living wills" to facilitate their resolution in case of collapse.

Nixon called on the Office of Management and Budget (where O'Neill worked) to prepare so-called Brandeis briefs, named after Justice Louis Brandeis of the Supreme Court, that presented thorough analyses of opposing arguments and made everyone "really think deeply about the ideal of good government and how to get there," in O'Neill's words.

It's about preparing so you can improvise, she suggests.

The OK Go DNA was still being prepared, so he demonstrated on another batch.

White had prepared so well that the actual conference was well-orchestrated, everything the Americans wanted.