Sentence examples for preparing an account from inspiring English sources

On returning to England in 1805, Brown began preparing an account of his Australian plant specimens.

I remember walking into his office one day when he was preparing an account review for a bunch of execs and I could see he was really exhausted and dejected.

Perhaps in the intervening years I have, without being aware of it, prepared an account within me which must be presented".

They set up the Hamoodur Rahman Commission, a judicial commission to prepare an account of the circumstances surrounding the atrocities of the 1971 war and Pakistan's surrender.

If you are a public official or a small-town resident and you realize that some writer is preparing a narrative account of events in which you were directly involved, a certain game theory may influence your decision about whether (and how freely) to talk.

Starting with 1996, FORBES' statistics department has prepared an annual accounting of each stock-picking columnist's picks versus the S&P 500.

Using the framework taught in the company's negotiation training course, the journalist could prepare a descriptive account of the negotiation, highlighting preparation efforts, face-to-face interactions, and subsequent implementation efforts.

To deplore the fact that the society had taken no action over the past year to implement its commitment "to prepare a comparative account of the method of Newland and Britton and that of Meek for counting STV elections".

Fortunately, his attorneys have prepared a detailed account of the administrative incompetence and wrong-headedness that created this situation as Los Angeles Unified School District investigators continue to search for anything they can use against their most-celebrated teacher.

Here he met Henry R. Wagner of the California Historical Society who encouraged him to prepare a manuscript account of Kit Carson's explorations in California for publication in the Society's new "Quarterly". This appeared in 1922 and was followed by numerous accounts of western pioneers and major books on James Clyman (1960) and George C. Yount (1966).

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