Sentence examples for prepared shortly from inspiring English sources

The body has to be prepared shortly after death, ideally within minutes.

The central piece of evidence against Mr. Latif was an intelligence report prepared shortly after his capture that said he had incriminated himself.

The other highlight of the day involved a prisoner screening report prepared shortly after Mr. Conroy was brought to the jail.

"We are at a point where we have taken steps that I would say are definitive, concrete, and we are — we will be prepared shortly, I think, to reveal all that we have done," Mr. Holder said.

Yu and colleagues9 used viruses to label sibling neurons in the developing cortex of mouse embryos with a fluorescent protein, and then recorded the cells' electrical activity in brain slices prepared shortly after birth.

Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) was prepared shortly after blood collection by spinning the sample at 180 g for 10 min at 22 °C.

Jane Austen had the gift of lightness, a quality praised by the late Italo Calvino in one of the lectures he was preparing shortly before his sudden death to deliver in the Charles Eliot Norton series at Harvard University.

Double-step procedures in eye-movement research involve a target appearing in one location, to which an eye movement is prepared, and shortly after, a second target appearing at a new location (depending on the task, the first target may remain onscreen or may be replaced by the second).

In the McVeigh case, Burr said he and his co-counsel were given plenty of time to prepare, but shortly before the trial opened a confidential file in which the defendant described how he had committed the Oklahoma City bombing was obtained by a reporter and published, throwing the whole defense case into crisis.

The happiest rumor surrounding this majestic photograph is that its maker prepared the way, shortly beforehand, by getting the great man to wash his hair.

Mr. Snowden prepared the résumé shortly before applying for that job, while he was working in Hawaii for the N.S.A. with Dell, the computer maker, which has intelligence contracts.