Sentence examples for prepared man from inspiring English sources

Bobby Knight, the basketball coach, who is revered by many in Indiana and elsewhere, not only endorsed Trump but campaigned for him, calling him "the most prepared man in history" to be President a phrase that makes one wonder whether "prepared" and "history" are two more terms that have lost their meaning in this race.

"You've got to be prepared man," he says with a shrug when I express my surprise.

So of course fans were going to want Cormier to stand and trade, since they knew he could outwrestle the smaller, less prepared man to begin with.

"You've got to be prepared, man," he says with a shrug when I express my surprise.

"[I have] no excuses for some of my losses, but the preparations were wrong and the better prepared men won on the night.

Trump somehow won – still a mystery The least-prepared man in our history The voters have spoken: "The system is broken, It's not run by good folks like me".

If she is part vengeful goddess sending ill-prepared men into dangerous combat in order to spite her handful of peers she is equally a cheerful amalgam of every screwball-comedy/sports-movie cliché ever.

The ever charming master politician, easily one of the best-prepared men ever to become president after eight years as governor of New York and seven years as assistant secretary of the Navy before that -- a sort of foxy political father figure -- had taken a very fearful nation on the verge of collapse in the Great Depression back from the edge of the abyss.

A prepared position Man hankers for.

That was the start of an odyssey that took an obviously gifted, utterly ill-prepared young man through a sputtering career in 12 countries, from Europe to China and back to Africa, through the 1990s to the mid-2000s.

In that (to the first movement of Part's "Tabula Rasa," superbly scored for two violins and prepared piano), men and women display separate energies without being permanently interdependent.