Sentence examples for prepared way from inspiring English sources
Clinton's biggest challenge is finding her way to a more powerful, and perhaps less prepared, way of persuading the disempowered middle class that she can be its champion.
"Any fresh [or at least fresh-ish – it has to be prepared way ahead of time] produce that gets sent up, like carrots, gets devoured immediately".
Reiko had prepared way too much food — fried prawns, roast beef, corn soup, all things that Mana liked — and Ishii recalled that he had decided to try to "eat like a father," which, to him, meant "with no hesitation or concerns".
Having the money prepared way before your food gets there will cut out any chance of conversation.
Joe Willging, an environmental lawyer with the DOD General Counsel's office, says in reference to the Farallon de Medinilla closure, "We don't feel it's wise to wait for that kind of train wreck to see if we are going to lose in litigation.... Our job is to send soldiers, sailors, airmen, and Marines into combat environments in the absolute best-prepared way we can.
As strange as it seems, some people are allergic to things when prepared one way and not another way.
Come prepared One way to increase your chances of getting on the next available flight is to avoid checking bags.
He was a traveller to whom things happened, and he would set off in that inquiring, ill-prepared, innocent way that has characterised Englishmen abroad from Chaucer to Evelyn Waugh.
Yet I was myself in no way prepared to accept this news as final: there was a level on which I believed that what had happened remained reversible.
This was a full-on, smack-you-in-the-face adventure - but it's the kind of experience that awaits anyone prepared to go way off the beaten track, take risks and dive headfirst into the country.
Egan's moving but circumscribed first novel, The Invisible Circus, in no way prepared readers for the millennial ambitions of her second — a comic, richly imagined, and stunningly written exploration of the American obsession with self-invention.
