Sentence examples for preparing to talk from inspiring English sources

When preparing to talk to your boss about your concerns, it's wise to write down your points in advance, she added: "That forces you to be coherent".

The colleges are preparing to talk to big telecommunications companies about ways to attract new ventures to their neighborhoods through super-fast computing.

Supporters say critics are preparing to "talk out" the Private Member's Bill, which would enact the change, when it reaches the House of Commons.

Mr. Bush said as much on Friday, when he said he was preparing to "talk to the country about how I think we should move forward".

(When she touched the microphone of her headset during a song, it didn't make a sound; but when she touched it as she was preparing to talk to the audience, it crackled loudly).

While I was thinking over that little problem and preparing to talk of net anarchy versus newspaper structure, the managing editor of the BBC's station, Mike Hapgood, made the kind of factual contribution to the debate which we print journalists surely cannot ignore.

I am prepared to talk with anyone.

It's prepared to talk to China.

We're always prepared to talk to them," Hockey said.

We have made it clear we are prepared to talk.

"He was always prepared to talk," the cardinal recalled.