Sentence examples for prepping from inspiring English sources

Prepping the ground by lobbing in an insult (Downey Jr is told he's becoming a better man) may not have helped.

But Dave, an Australian artist, is dismissive of prepping and asking permission, muttering "pussies" under his breath when I mention it.

They include Mike Huckabee, a former presidential candidate and ordained Southern Baptist minister, who is prepping for the 2012 election by doing commentary for Fox News and ABC Radio; and of course Sarah Palin, now equipped with a new book and starring in a mawkish TV reality show/travelogue called "Sarah Palin's Alaska".

Ours is "a pampered, prissified society that doesn't know how to revert to third-world living standards," laments Mr Rawles.There is a religious tinge to prepping, too.

So youngsters spend ages padding out their CVs and prepping for exams especially for the test taken at 18 which determines your university.This seems like a small thing, and many Western countries would kill to have South Korea's problem: it is hard to imagine British or American parents fretting that their teenagers work too hard.

Sodexo is continuing to move up the value chain, prepping laboratory instruments for Johnson & Johnson, for instance, and maintaining body scanners in hospitals.

But if not, you might weigh the opportunity costs of prepping against the likelihood of apocalypse.An asteroid could of course strike the Earth and kill everyone.

During the six months that US special forces spent prepping Filipino troops, the group's fighters were obviously on the run.

The result is therefore often down to their button-pushing reflexes, measured in milliseconds.Perhaps the ultimate "Jeopardy!" prepping champion is Bob Harris, a multiple winner in the 1990s.

Saturday afternoon in Western House and Queens of Noize are prepping their show The Sonic Safari.

This time around it's 'Summer of Love', so get prepping your best hippie outfits.