Sentence examples for prepared exercises from inspiring English sources

In most cases, you'll receive a piece of paper explaining the requirements for each instrument, including prepared exercises, scales, and sight-reading.

We invited participants to implement a set of pre-prepared exercises.

The strategies employed were mostly 'teacher directed' and usually involved teachers questioning children before assigning them tasks to complete from texts or from pre-prepared exercises on the blackboard.

One of his lawyers, Anthony L. Ricco, said: "There are only a couple of options remaining, and we'll be thinking about them tonight, and we'll be prepared to exercise them tomorrow.

At the bank's AGM last week 22.5% failed to back her re-election to the board in protest at the £17m pay package handed to chief executive Bob Diamond– and the £5.7m tax bill the bank agreed to pay on Diamond's behalf.. Man held its annual meeting at a time when investors appear increasingly prepared to exercise their votes.

First Selectman James A. Lash of Greenwich said the town was prepared to exercise eminent domain to acquire a piece of property it needs to build a new police station, if the owner of the land does not accept what the town thinks is a fair price.

But if, in the end, Hillary Clinton's only competition is herself, if all she has to contend with is the press and her less attractive instincts, she will have gained a too easy path to power at the cost of being less prepared to exercise it.

However, the letter doesn't go as far as to say that paid-peering agreements of the sort that Netflix has signed with several ISPs, should be banned, but instead that the FCC "should ensure that carriers are not engaged in any market abuses through peering arrangements and be prepared to exercise its authority to prevent any abuse that it uncovers".

Be prepared to exercise extreme discretion at all times.

Be prepared to exercise daily, or often to see better results.

Be prepared to continue exercises for up to 18 months to maintain your body's range of motion.