Sentence examples for prepare to fail from inspiring English sources

If you fail to prepare then prepare to fail, or so the self-help books say.

All that was missing was the motto: "To prepare to win, prepare to fail".

Remember to prepare to fail is to fail to prepare – or should that be the other way round?

So trust in yourself and prepare to fail a lot more… and get ready to be more successful than ever.

Of course, those who fail to prepare, prepare to fail, so the person you see sitting at the ground as the first ball of the season is creakingly delivered (wide of off-stump, no stroke required) is swaddled in woolly hat, scarf, fingerless gloves, coat, heavyweight trousers, long socks and shoes so sensible they should have their own jaunty show on daytime TV.

Fail to prepare; prepare to fail.

The old adage of "failing to prepare is preparing to fail" very often holds true.

But failing to prepare is preparing to fail, and all that, so here are our tips (part of an ongoing series) to help you abide by local conventions and get the most out of your stay in Milan.

He is an amazing man who is still alive, (He is 97 right now,) he taught a lot of good lessons when he was a coach, for example, Be quick but do not hurry, failing to prepare is preparing to fail.

By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail, as the saying goes, and this is never more true than when launching a new business.

"By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail". The line has often, and wrongly, been attributed to Benjamin Franklin, but doubts about its origins have never been a hindrance to those thousands of sportsmen and sportswomen who have trotted it out down the years.