Sentence examples for prepared to be called from inspiring English sources

This means that future generations of dogs should be prepared to be called the mom-and-dad names of today.

Assembly of buses to evacuate an area should be part of disaster preparedness, so that bus owners know in advance to be prepared to be called in.

He instructed the young man to do all the required reading and be prepared to be called on his first day back.

Around seven or eight — there were no windows in the cell, and the fluorescent lights above us never dimmed — we woke up, stretched out, and prepared to be called up for our arraignments.

Public broadcasting supporters, he said, are prepared "to be called upon to let their perspectives be known to people making decisions about funding, and it made sense to do something sooner rather than later, so they could express their opinions about it before there is a crisis". In its first week, the Web site generated "a couple thousand" e-mail messages to Congress from 39 states, he said.

If you go to one of their shows be prepared to be called a poser.

Theophanes sends a messenger to the monastery and Kirill proudly prepares to be called to work for Theophanes... but instead the messenger says the great artist wants the young Andrei to work with him.

Such an announcement would be likely to slow the migration rate of those in military service, and preparing to be called up for it, but more is needed to stem the flow.

Labor is trapped by its own mythology on the Greens: if they win the balance of power in the lower house by taking Melbourne and Richmond, Daniel "no deals with the Greens" Andrews must either allow the Liberals to govern, or prepare to be called a liar.

Unless you listen to nu-metal (in which case, you should prepare to be called a poser by many Metalheads), it's suggested that you avoid brightly-colored hats that a hip-hop fan might wear, as they'd make you look like a nu-metal fan.

And I suggest as well that we as teachers toughen up a bit and be prepared to be challenged, called out, and questioned.