Sentence examples for preparing to send out from inspiring English sources
Mr. Brezenoff said that he was already putting together a draft closing plan and preparing to send out termination notices.
A sense of urgency surrounded budget talks because local school districts were preparing to send out tax bills next Tuesday.
And last week Goldensohn was preparing to send out a mailing to more than a thousand other schools, soliciting further interest.
The Census Bureau is preparing to send out census takers to households that didn't return the forms, and they are training the takers to be especially attuned to these cultural differences -- and subtle word meanings.
Last week, Persimmon's charismatic founder and chairman, Duncan Davidson, was preparing to send out invitations to the wedding of his daughter, Rose, which is due to take place in September.
The official news agency, Xinhua, said these symbolised good wishes from China's 56 officially recognised ethnic groups.But the next day a police spokesman, Wu Heping, said that Tibetan separatists were preparing to send out "dare-to-die" squads to stage violent attacks (he offered no details).
The Knicks were prepared to send out a makeshift starting lineup in Utah.
As he prepared to send out his afternoon pairings, Azinger commented on the decorum of the Kentucky fans.
"The risk of escalation exists," said interior minister Annamaria Cancellieri, adding that the government was prepared to send out the armed forces to protect sensitive targets if necessary.
Roy Hodgson insisted he will not devalue the achievement of gaining an England cap as he prepares to send out an experimental lineup against Lithuania hoping to complete the side's perfect record in qualification for Euro 2016.
For that series, the Yankees seem prepared to send out the pitchers who will start the first three games of the division series, with Sabathia having his next start bumped back three days, to next Friday, to put him on track to work the Oct. 6 playoff opener on a normal four days' rest.
