When she finished chatting she would prepare to get under way.
Danger: prepare to get chewed out, worn out and burned out.
Yet they highlight dilemmas faced by Central Europeans as they prepare to get into the European Union.
"You go out and prepare to get in the lineup and try to do something that gets you back".
"On the national team, we had a lot of time to prepare, to get comfortable," Gao said.
Grounded, the aspirant watched plaintively as another instructor, a muscular woman named Zane, helped Wood prepare to get hold of the fly bar.
In this vein, it is wrong to cite "global warming" in the same breath as "the Sun's inevitable demise" as reasons to prepare to "get away".
Still, the generals' comments made clear that if Mr. Gates was preparing to push against a culture of entitlement, he should prepare to get pushed as well.
Start with her song This Is What I Write and prepare to get tingles as she sings the line "it's still you you got".
After hearing that a dog had been devoured within a mile of the Proctor house George took out his shotgun to prepare to get the wolf.
Geographically, Croatia is indisputably part of the Balkan Peninsula, but call a chic Zagrebian Balkan and prepare to get an earful.
