Sentence examples for prepared a fair from inspiring English sources

Shukla had prepared a fair cricket wicket, declaring his disgust at being asked to aid the home team: "I refuse to be party to any manoeuvres to cook the wicket.

In return, she added, Germany would be prepared to make a "fair offer" to British citizens living in Germany.

Mr. Grushow said that WB had nothing to worry about if it was prepared to make a "fair proposal".

But he said he would be prepared to make a "fair deal" with Britain.

"We are committed and prepared to make a fair deal with the WGA, but at this point the WGA is not of the same mind". Most labor analysts have predicted that writers would not reach a deal by Oct. 31 and seek to push back negotiations until early next year to align with the Screen Actors Guild, whose contract expires June 30.

And when the bomb finally goes off, we should all be prepared for a fair amount of collateral damage.

Problems can arise: from 1998 to 2010 there were 53 outbreaks of foodborne illnesses from food prepared at a fair, festival or other mobile food service, infecting 1,186 people, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

In Musuga, another young man, called Jimmy, told VICE News: "They should cancel the election and the results, and prepare a new fair organized election.

Altayan has cooked for local festivals and fairs and just recently prepared a dinner for 75 people.

NATO leaders need to use the meeting to press him hard to finally rein in corruption and to start preparing for a fair presidential election in 2014.

However, the company has failed to prepare for a fair number of potential iterations: there are still four feedback marks (now represented by O's) above the diagonal and outside of the boxed tasks.