Sentence examples for preparing to express from inspiring English sources

China's president, Jiang Zemin, was said to be preparing to express Beijing's opposition to the American missile defense plan in a speech at the summit meeting, according to a senior diplomat in the Chinese capital.

And now the PDS is preparing to express its formal "regret", though it will not "apologise", for the erection of the wall in 1961.Pollsters say that six Germans in ten and this includes over half of those in the western states feel the time has come for the PDS to be treated as a normal party.

With Thanksgiving approaching, many of us are preparing to express our thanks.

"The Chinese fans were prepared to express their feelings and shed their tears of excitement.

And those economists who are prepared to express strong opinions on such inherently ambiguous questions command rapt attention.

But what she's not prepared to express an opinion on, it seems, is the issue of Israel and Palestine, which is at the heart of The Honourable Woman.

In brief remarks to the press after the meeting ended, Mr. Obama said he was "not yet prepared to express wild optimism" about the chances to avoid a shutdown.

We are there waiting with him for the gun to go off, when he prepares to "express the purest version of his being on the grandest stage imaginable, without saying a word".

García was meeting one of the few members of the Basque separatist group Eta prepared to express genuine repentance for the killing of 829 people over the past 43 years.

The reason that this White House staff is so leaky, so prepared to express private anxiety and contempt, even while parading obeisance for the cameras, is that the President himself has so far been incapable of garnering its discretion or respect.

"I'm not yet prepared to express wild optimism, but I think we are further along today than yesterday," Mr. Obama said during a late-night appearance in the White House briefing room.