Sentence examples for prepared a good from inspiring English sources

"We prepared a good case for Anthony," the Bath coach said before the hearing.

Mr. Mann said that the six powers had together "prepared a good and updated offer for the talks which we believe is balanced and a fair basis for constructive talks" and "responsive to Iranian ideas".

3pm A heartwarming tale from the queues of Wimbledon: according to andymurray.com, two fans (James and his mum, Mary, apparently) had prepared a good luck card for Andy Murray yesterday, but were a tad worried they wouldn't be able to get it to him as they stood in line in Wimbledon Park.

I had prepared a good speech.

Allow its skin to become golden and prepare a good bread sauce.

Or prepare a good excuse for why you're late to the office.

Prospective daughters-in-law need no longer prove their worth by preparing a good "pho" — the national broth.

While on the subject of perennials, the old adage, "prepare a good planting hole," isn't endorsed by fools.

Ms. Mayorga, owner of Specialists in Coffee, now trains restaurant and cafe employees on the art of preparing a good cup of coffee.

"That doesn't mean to say that we'll [win a] medal in every event – far from it – but in terms of preparing a good team, the sailors have done an incredible job to date.

The somewhat preposterous consequence of this arrangement is that the news media rely heavily if not exclusively on the embargoed press releases in choosing stories to cover: perhaps because the embargo gives them time to prepare a good story but more compellingly because each news outlet realises all its competitors will run one.