Sentence examples for prepared to elevate from inspiring English sources
Eagerly I rushed to my computer, typed Innstyle.com into the keyword search box and prepared to elevate my bedding to the next level.
Wales had been prepared to elevate Sam Warburton from the bench to the starting line-up for their Six Nations opener against Italy on Saturday if Lydiate were unable to return in time, but he is now expected to play at the Millennium Stadium.
Despite being a sophomore at CV, where she averaged 9.4 points, 6.3 rebounds and 1.9 assists per game as a freshman, Stepanian said she's prepared to elevate her game against international competition.
Make sure that things are being handled properly, and if they aren't, be prepared to elevate the issue to the next level.
"We know that the water isn't going away," said Rhonda Haag, the sustainability director for Monroe County, which is preparing to elevate vulnerable roadways in the Keys.
"From their experiences building world-class tech products for our partner companies, they are preparing to elevate technology products built in Africa.
As journalists and lawyers chase down leads on whom the White House is vetting for the upcoming nomination of a Supreme Court justice, interest groups, lobbyists, and political organizations prepare to elevate their issues and causes in the vetting and confirmation processes.
P.J. Carlesimo, who was elevated to interim head coach, ran his first shootaround Friday as the Nets prepared to play the Charlotte Bobcats at Barclays Center.
Spurs had also sounded out Frank de Boer, currently in charge of Ajax, prior to elevating Sherwood formally from his position as youth co-ordinator at Tottenham, a role to which he has indicated he would not be prepared to return.
But these "should not be elevated as the moving cause of the relationship... in short, if Australia wishes to enhance its security and defence relationship with India it must be prepared to act outside its comfort zone".
