Sentence examples for preparing one of the from inspiring English sources

You are preparing one of the horses that is looking to upset the heavy favorite, Big Brown.

Officials in Washington, nonetheless, were preparing one of the largest mobilizations of snow removal vehicles in the district's history, including a number of modified leaf vacuuming trucks.

More than a decade before the now famous sit-ins at the Woolworth's counter in Greensboro, North Carolina, in 1960, the Dagens and their CORE chapter were preparing one of the first sustained, nonviolent, direct-action civil-rights campaigns in America.

This is Duncan, a professor whom I studied with, preparing one of the four colored drums.

Another taxing conservation job was preparing one of the simplest-looking items on view.

Unhindered by coalition government and free of the shackles of an impending election, the Chancellor is preparing one of the most radical shake-ups of public spending and taxation in years as he sets the agenda for the five-year parliament following the Tories' election victories in May.

We have prepared one of the most environmentally sensitive and responsible exploration plans ever for offshore Alaska.

Worst of all, you can't use a brined turkey to prepare one of the highlights of the Thanksgiving meal: gravy.

Seared, sashimi-style tuna is now offered in many restaurants, but Orchard Street prepared one of the best: the fish was cut beautifully and served with fat noodles and a sauté of crunchy Asian-style vegetables.

"My sense is that people have done a reality check and are more deliberate in their purchase decisions," said Jonathan Miller, president of Miller Samuel, an appraisal company that prepares one of the Manhattan reports, for the Douglas Elliman brokerage company.

In response to the many denialist statements issued by Mbeki and others, more than five thousand researchers who had gathered for the conference prepared one of the saddest documents in modern scientific history, the Durban Declaration, which stated that the evidence that H.I.V. causes AIDS is "clear-cut, exhaustive and unambiguous," and meets the "highest standards of science".