Sentence examples for prepares to bring from inspiring English sources

Worry about the rhythm.' " Today, as Mr. Foster prepares to bring his band to the Greater Hartford Festival of Jazz, a three-day event in Bushnell Park that he will headline on the evening of July 17, such worries are part of a musical past that he has largely left behind.

As he prepares to bring his company's short takeoff P-750 airplane to China's Zhuhai International Air Show this autumn, Damien Camp, chief executive of the New Zealand light aircraft maker Pacific Aerospace, finds himself considering the risks and the benefits of doing business in China.

These days, Mr. Reid, the Senate majority leader, is far more likely to meet with Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg of New York, an outspoken advocate of stricter gun control, than with Mr. LaPierre as he prepares to bring the most expansive package of gun safety legislation in a decade to the Senate floor over the next few weeks.

As the UK government prepares to bring in a 50% top rate of tax and the British consumer is crippled by further extortionate taxes on fuel, stamp duty, inheritance tax, airline charges, alcohol and a myriad of others, is it not time that the electorate asks this question – what is the morality of a country that takes more than half in taxes of what their citizens earn?

Daimler plans to buy $23 billion worth of battery cells by 2030 as the maker of Mercedes-Benz vehicles and commercial trucks prepares to bring dozens of electric and hybrid vehicles to market.

Each year, as my organization prepares to bring together leaders in medical research, we confront all of this change head on.

As Myanmar ends pre-publication censorship, Burmese authors prepare to bring suppressed works to light.

This was a few years ago, when Harper was preparing to bring "Looped" to Broadway.

She said her office is preparing to bring another case against the company, involving multiple brokers.

This is Jim Newell again, prepared to bring you all the day's big political news.

He is understood to be prepared to bring a test case in the courts if necessary.