Sentence examples for seems to prepare from inspiring English sources

Mr. Raffarin's background seems to prepare him well for the job.

His camera often stays in rooms once people have departed, or waits for them to drift back in; it's a way of threatening social occasions with solitude, and this single shot of Emma seems to prepare her, however briefly, for the puppetry of fate.

Similarly, Phillips's transition from snorting cocaine to freebasing the drug — a much less mobile practice that involves complicated paraphernalia and a home-production process — seems to prepare the reader for the anticipated collapse, and with it a respite from relentless climbing.

It seems to prepare for a coming era of personalized pets, vegetables and ornamentals.

Development inspired by modernization efforts seems to prepare the ground for neoliberal conquests.

So what is it about entrepreneurial experience that seems to prepare people to become top-tier VC investors?

Mr. Kerr's background might have seemed to prepare him to handle the Berkeley situation.

He doesn't seem to prepare.

In short, they seem to prepare the revolution of the toilets".

JAPAN seems to be preparing to embark on a major effort to right its economic ship.

From the jaws of victory in Glenrothes, Mr Brown seems to be preparing to snatch defeat.