Sentence examples for preps us from inspiring English sources

The next stretch, he preps us, is the longest.

Wolf's sexual journey lands her, and us, in Goddess Land (dust off those Donovan cassettes!), but not before she preps us with a haphazard history lesson: the shame of "the Judeo-Christian vagina," the chastity belt of the Middle Ages, the whore prisons of the Victorians and systematized rape during war.

@davidaxelrod David Axelrod @EricFehrn Dude, none of my business, but shouldn't you be in debate prep instead of trying to explain yourself to me? Mon Jan 16 22:51:45 via David Axelrod Mr. Fehrnstrom's reply: @EricFehrn Eric Fehrnstrom @davidaxelrod Haha! Believe it or not, the economy is an issue where we don't prep Mitt, he preps us.

Two hours later, Mr. Axelrod wrote: @davidaxelrod David Axelrod @EricFehrn Dude, none of my business, but shouldn't you be in debate prep instead of trying to explain yourself to me? Mon Jan 16 22:51:45 via David Axelrod Mr. Fehrnstrom quickly answered back: @EricFehrn Eric Fehrnstrom @davidaxelrod Haha! Believe it or not, the economy is an issue where we don't prep Mitt, he preps us.

Richard Engel preps us for Kandahar Airfield from The Rachel Maddow Show on Vimeo.

I could go on and on about the brilliance of Michael Bennett's show, such as how "One" is developed almost in front of our eyes, evolving from a rehearsal where the actors speak out loud their movements and steps to the piano intro that links several scenes (and preps us for the finale) to its full-blown incarnation that raises the roof.

Yes, sometimes they prep us before the show.

LL No, but I think she's prepping us.

Enjoyable though it was, there was little in Dane Baptiste's 2014 debut to prep us for this: a follow-up, Reasonable Doubts, in which he gets serious about the state of the world.

The poll I fear has little to do with realities or values and everything to do with the reciting the racial scripts that are prepping us to suspend the very thing that hinders the acceleration of Australia's racism: the myth we are not racist.

It takes us two-thirds of the way through the book to get to this revelation; Brown works up to the more intimate pieces, about assault, relationships and an H.I.V. diagnosis, prepping us along the way with hints of what's to come.