Sentence examples for somehow prepares from inspiring English sources

The PPB coordinates the spindle axis with the division plane and somehow prepares the division site (Gunning 1982; Mineyuki 1999, 2007).

Did she think she was dying, or had instinct somehow prepared her for this?

"And the onus was on us to somehow prepare a file they could read".

What's truly bizarre about Obama's life is that his itinerant boyhood and complicated family history somehow prepared him to get himself elected President of the United States.

These performances somehow prepared the audience ideally for the final work in the first half, Charles Wuorinen's formidable 15-minute Scherzo (given its premiere by Mr. Serkin in 2008).

Not only must the Patzes cope emotionally with the official recognition of their son's death, Ms. McBride said, but they must somehow prepare themselves for the possibility that they will get nothing out of it.

I didn't really connect my purchase of a Cervelo R3 to Paul Muldoon's purchase of a Marshall amp and a Fender Stratocaster until one day when my wife was on the phone with a friend she hadn't seen in a while and brought up my delusional premise that riding around and around Central Park on my bike at top speed would somehow prepare me for the rigors of the Tour.

To find out whether the calls somehow prepared the chicks for higher temperatures, the scientists artificially incubated 166 eggs at a standard temperature of 37.7°C (99.9°F).

In the days leading up to it, my mom and sister had both pulled me aside to somehow prepare me for the trip.

"What do you do if you find this in your food?!" (My recommendation would be to push those things into the farthest corner, brick up your hotel room with the heaviest available building materials, and resign yourself to a life of somehow preparing and eating your own food without ever touching it with your now-forever-tainted hands).

In addition, DTs suggest that the polarity of the information provided by the personal adjectives somehow prepared participants to either accept or reject the offers.