Sentence examples for prepares not only from inspiring English sources

Along with the new look, Roddick is sporting an easy countenance these days as he prepares not only for a match with France's Michael Llodra at Lawrence Joel Memorial Coliseum on Friday, but for the season ahead.

But I think you're getting the gist of what I'm saying, which is to say we need a culture of collective responsibility, a culture where every individual understands his or her role; which goes along with my saying that the more we prepare, not only the stronger we are, but the more preparation you have, the less fear that you possess.

Target preparation of biological samples by the FIB technique especially offers the possibility of preparing not only soft materials but also hybrid samples (soft/hard materials).

Preparing not only children but also foster carers and social workers for the events was key.

"We need to have uniform biosurveillance capability to prepare not only for a pandemic, but any outbreak of infectious disease".

Valls said: "We know that operations were being prepared and are still being prepared, not only against France but other European countries too".

To stay unassailable, Mr Olmert will need by then to have prepared not only the details of the plan, but all the means to carry it out.

This week he was preparing not only "Doctor Atomic" but also "L'Italiana in Algeri," which would play at the opera's opening-night gala.

They are preparing not only for Tuesday's vote but for what now looms as a likely Democratic runoff in two more weeks.

While these are clearly important, there remains a gap in offering emotional support, which is vital if young people are prepared not only for independence, but interdependence.

There was still dinner to prepare, not only for the crew of nearly 5,000 and their families, but also for the secretary of defense and other invited guests.