There have been a lot of complaints that students are not prepared to practice law.
Next, the group prepared to practice a module of the piece that would require them to sing in unison.
Even as he prepared to practice the harrowing relay exchange Ohno's mouth was agape for several seconds, as if he could barely stay awake.
The lawyer also taught me that risotto need not be an intimidating dish, and is perfectly achievable if you are prepared to practice – and to stir for about 18 minutes: the time the rice takes to steadily absorb the stock.
"I've said for years, I'd rather be lucky than good," Miami Coach Ron Rothstein said as his team prepared to practice at the Brearley School on East 87th Street, the same court the Liberty used earlier in the day.
As a rare Republican who was prepared to practice the bipartisanship that others only preached, and as a seasoned defence professional, he provided cover for a young, leftish president.However, Mr Gates was also a bit too independent for comfort.
Noon (13) RICHARD HEFFNER'S OPEN MINDDavid Segal, a reporter for The Times, discusses the quality of education at law schools in the United States and why graduates are not necessarily prepared to practice law.
Almost two years ago, when quarterback Ben Roethlisberger prepared to practice for the first time after an off-season of battling a sexual-assault allegation and an accompanying suspension, it was Ward who accompanied him out of the locker room on the long walk to the practice field through a gantlet of fans.
About 10 minutes before the race was to start, she prepared to practice hand-offs with Allyson Felix.
At 07 30 local time (Pacific Time Zone) on 24 June 1994, a USAF B-52H bomber crew stationed at Fairchild Air Force Base prepared to practice an aircraft demonstration flight for an airshow.
