Sentence examples for prepared and when from inspiring English sources

"Trying to get so ready and so prepared and when the game comes, there's nothing there".

Be prepared and when you get your chance, perform and do the best you can".

4. All central service cost allocation plans will be prepared and, when required, submitted within six months prior to the beginning of each of the governmental unit's fiscal years in which it proposes to claim central service costs.

More than that, we and others are justified in using pre-emptive force when an attack on us is being prepared, and when all means of peaceful dissuasion and deterrence have failed.

An e-commerce group bot could keep a group of coworkers informed about the status of their lunch delivery, letting them know that the order is being prepared and when it arrives.

Prepare yourself as much as you can for the position that you desire -- whether to run a company or own one -- you need to be prepared and when opportunity comes, luck will be all around you.

The seeds are sown in prepared beds, and when the seedlings are 25 to 50 days old, they are transplanted to a field, or paddy, that has been enclosed by levees and submerged under 5 to 10 cm (2 to 4 inches) of water, remaining submerged during the growing season.

The pikemen standing firm, we will give them such a volley of musketry as they will be little prepared for; and when they are thrown into confusion, we will sally out, chase them into the water, and ten to one but we secure their vessels.

The ex vivo ELISpot assay (see Protocol S1) is recommended for use on freshly prepared PBMC and when a strong T-cell response is predicted, e.g. in vaccine trials for prime-boost regimes or novel live vaccines.

One girl at Duncroft said the "food was much better prepared and presented" when Savile was there, but they had to "put up with being mauled and groped when he pulled in a layby some five miles down the road".

Democrats, on the other hand, arm themselves mainly with facts, leaving them ill prepared and incoherent when the battle is being waged so differently than they might prefer.