Sentence examples for should be bracing for from inspiring English sources

She says that we should be bracing for a big, dumb, melodramatic shitshow, HOORAY!

For now, those of us who care about helping people with addiction and using science to guide more humane approaches to drugs should be bracing for a tough fight ahead.

We should be braced for one that offers scant comfort to the middle class.

And with that, cash machines across Britain should be braced for extra demand.

If street names are an omen, you should be braced for trouble where Gun Street meets Artillery Lane.

While Black is plainly made of stern stuff, she should be braced for impact, and avoid being photographed with a hot breakfast.

Whoever at Wasps is employed to flog tickets for next Sunday's home tie with the champions, Toulon, should be braced for a busy week.

What Guan should be braced for is a considerable amount of attention, not least from the vast ranks of Asian media who travel to the Masters.

Sawers said Britain should be braced for a Paris-style attack, but bombing Syria would not make such an attack more likely.

Despite the economy returning to growth, the CBI warned workers that they should be braced for another round of job cuts and pay freezes.

Read on to find out: Islamophobia Watch has this week flagged up a quote from the EDL leader, Stephen Lennon, that indicates Britain should be braced for an anti-Islamist political party being formed this year.