Sentence examples for preparing someone from inspiring English sources

Gathering one evening recently in the basement of an Orthodox funeral home in Borough Park, Brooklyn, Rabbi Sandler-Phillips and some volunteers reviewed the ritual of preparing someone for burial.

I just know that God is preparing someone who sees just how incredible and beautiful you are".

The aim of preparing someone for discharge home is to contribute to improved discharge outcomes, help maintain quality of life in older people, and potentially reduce institutionalisation and social support service involvement.

If that proves impossible, she added, "He should stay for 10 years, so that he can prepare someone else".

Many of the families and volunteer leaders said that nothing can truly prepare someone unaccustomed to poverty for the deprivation common in the developing world.

"Ultimately, the goal of all education is to prepare someone to be an adult and handle the world on their own," Mr. Brown said.

If there is a single job for which business school -- with its broad curriculum and a teaching method heavy on case studies -- prepares someone, it is consulting.

"It's difficult because you can try to prepare someone hypothetically for a traumatic experience but you can't predict what their response or the outcome will be.

Because he has yet to prepare someone to succeed him, Mr. Turnbull said, he was concerned about the choir's ability to continue after him.

There's no way drama school can prepare someone like Egerton for what he's going through now, says Rada's Kemp.

Still, the forty-eight-year-old Texan's experience exemplifies how a stable, methodical career in local government can prepare someone for a political moment like this one.