Sentence examples for preparing for about from inspiring English sources

You'll be fine, you've been preparing for about a year now, and with all of that preparation, there's no way anything will go wrong!

Boice and the successful professors he has studied recommend preparing for about an hour and a half (and no more than2 ) for each hour in class.

The Eden team had prepared for about 3,500 visitors a day, but during four days over the Easter weekend, only a few weeks after opening, more than 45,000 poured through the gates.

The party had been preparing for recriminations about its failure to win a majority – not success on anything like this scale.

Najaf was exploding, and Condoleezza Rice had to spend the week preparing for testimony about what may or may not have taken place during the presidential transition.

Start preparing for school about one week before it starts.

"I remember wincing when David Steel made that famous remark about preparing for government [at party conference in 1981]," she says.

No more of this nonsense about players preparing for battle, or talk about the coach being a commander or some fake general.

She set her test subjects simple tasks: find a book about preparing for the SAT, find information about coaching youth basketball.

At one point, Swift and her mother were backstage, preparing for a meeting about onstage video content.

In August, they started building a site and preparing for an announcement about the funding they had raised in late 2012.