Sentence examples for preparing to preach from inspiring English sources

It's midday on a Thursday and Yoshihiro Ueuchi is preparing to preach some culinary gospel.

A good test of Mr Fukuda's reforming resolve will be whether he is prepared to preach the virtues of payment-by-performance.

The two groups would eventually be taught separately, and the monastic students were trained to become priests fluent in Bohemian, German, and English and prepared to preach to ethnically diverse congregations.

As the number crunchers from the European Central Bank, tax experts from the International Monetary Fund and other members of the bailout bureaucracy prepare to descend upon Portugal, preaching more budgetary pain and sacrifice, some economists argue that the smarter approach would be to restructure Portugal's existing debt instead of piling more of it on.

"If you're not prepared to be wrong," Dr Robinson preaches, "you'll never come up with anything original".

"It would be immoral for me to preach violence unless I were prepared to resort to it myself.

Bern was not prepared to insist on the unhindered preaching or the prohibition of the pension system.

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.

He preached morality but was prepared to abandon it in pursuit of ambition and his own sense of justice.

Earlier this week, the Prime Minister said in a speech: "I am prepared to consider major changes: from the imams we allow to preach in prison to changing the locations and methods for dealing with prisoners convicted of terrorism offences".

If all of us practice what we preach in that respect, our children should be prepared to handle the gravest of situations.