Sentence examples for prepared to arrive from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mandela's declining condition came as President Obama prepared to arrive in South Africa on Friday on the second leg of an African tour that will also take him to Tanzania and Senegal.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel prepared to arrive in Washington with a package that he hoped would shift the burden of restarting the peace process to the Palestinians.

Send the invitations prior say a good 3 weeks ahead so that the guests are mentally prepared to arrive to the event.

Barclays already had a team of foreign exchange experts at their desks in London by 5pm and other bankers had teams preparing to arrive hours earlier than usual.

The result was an intense diplomatic standoff between the United States and China just as Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner were preparing to arrive in Beijing for the Strategic and Economic Dialogue.

Taylor said Farah would have to fight for his position in the pre-season and the writing appears to be on the wall with Ballin preparing to arrive at Concord.

But as President Bush prepares to arrive in Jerusalem on Wednesday for the first time since taking office, to spur peace talks between Israel and the Palestinian president, he will hear a lot about the Qassams.

With Greek banks being emptied of cash, bankers in London and other financial centres were preparing to arrive at their desks in what could be volatile trading conditions when markets open on Monday.

As some European allies began to express caution about the administration's plans for military action, the leaders of France and Britain were preparing to arrive here this week to show solidarity and discuss with President Bush their contributions to a coalition against terrorism.

KARLOVY VARY, CZECH REPUBLIC -- As President Dmitri A. Medvedev of Russia and President Barack Obama prepare to arrive in Prague on Thursday to sign a landmark arms control treaty, Marcela Balounova, like many Czechs, remains haunted by her memories of 1968, when nearly one million Warsaw Pact troops invaded Czechoslovakia, ushering in a period of political repression.

I arrived prepared to get my middle school students back to working and thinking.