Sentence examples for prepared means from inspiring English sources

Being prepared means placing your best people in charge of planning and preparation.

But being fully prepared means allowing teachers to use preparatory periods, the officials say.

Crito, a wealthy Athenian friend of Socrates, has bribed the jailers and prepared means for Socrates to escape from Athens, but Socrates refuses on the grounds that to do so would be to damage the laws wrongfully, and this violates his bedrock principle that one must never do wrong, even in return for a wrong.

Being prepared means releasing expectations for how your day is supposed to go and trust that it will unfold naturally.

Videotape yourself rehearsing prepared monologues (prepared means "off-book" (memorized) and not reading from the script).

This happens every year, almost without fail, and being prepared means having something else to eat other than spring vegetables.

The Economist Style Guide remarks that pre-prepared "just means prepared", and of proactive, declares, "Not a pretty word: try active".

Like life isn't scary enough. 1. Be Prepared: I mean PREPARED.

Pitching to "prepared minds" means spending less time convincing and more time compelling people to action.

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Being prepared also means looking into life insurance policies.