Sentence examples for putting into preparation from inspiring English sources

Ask her something related to class, like what she thinks is going to be on the next test, or how many hours she's planning on putting into preparation for a presentation.

They reported that more time and energy of health staff were put into preparation activities, including training, planning meetings, listing eligible girls, and organizing communication activities, and these activities affected their other health activities.

By attempting to join the SAS, you are making a significant risk (or "dare") — that the time and effort you put into preparation and training won't be in vain.

"I have to add that I am also thinking of Michael, because having trained with him over the last few weeks, I know how much he wanted to make this comeback and how much effort he was putting into his preparation.

"The hard work that the players, coaches and the IRFU are putting into our preparations has been immense and I believe that if we maintain this level of commitment to each other, we will be in a good place come August and the World Cup in September".

Nicky Arnold, too, has found that the effort put into initial preparation can be repaid by repeat bookings.

The samples were pressed on to a molybdenum support in an argon-filled glove box and then were put into the preparation chamber to pump for approximately 24 h at 60°C under a pressure of about 10-7 Pa to minimize surface contamination.

The conclusion was a need for more time, resources and specific support services to be put into placement preparation.

This explicit attention to making our planning transparent resulted in the TLs commenting that they had not realized how much time and preparation we were putting into the VBDs we led with them.

"I think the invasion of Normandy took less preparation than he's putting into these debates.

He is putting more preparation into his at-bats, taking outside breaking balls and anchoring the cleanup spot.