Sentence examples for prepared off from inspiring English sources

Before the final game, their captain gathered the squad together, and reading the speech he had prepared off an iPad in the corner of the dressing room as they stood in a circle, eyes closed, arms around each others' shoulders, told them: "This is your heart speaking … if you lose, you'll still be the best; if you win you'll be historic".

Stuart Lancaster, the man in charge of England's future, reckons the 2003 World Cup-winning fly-half changed the entire game of rugby union, not necessarily by what he did on the field but by how meticulously he prepared off it.

Thus we warn against the practice of dousing whole (if fragile) specimens in consolidants that cannot be easily removed as these can mask such cryptic soft tissues as effectively as if they had been prepared off of the matrix.

All blood samples in this study were collected under fasted conditions and serum prepared off the clot using red-topped vacutainer tubes.

The cafe would offer light food choices, like panini and salads, that would be prepared off-site.

What we serve our elderly and infirm, at a time when they are in most need of a decent meal, is processed slops prepared off-site by catering firms that have won the contract with the lowest possible tender.

The buildings were prepared off-site and lifted into place by a crane.

In that model, food is generally prepared off-site, meaning more chemicals and industrial suppliers are used.

The plasma, saline, and methanol/chloroform mixtures were prepared off-line in 6 ml crimp-cap sealed vials.

The guys would very much like to simply have a person-to-person discussion while they served us food -- food they helped prepare off a menu curated by Rusty Hamlin, the executive chef at Southern Ground, Brown's lifestyle empire.

Nominee directors are not illegal and can sometimes be useful, for example in preparing "off-the-shelf" ready-made companies.