Sentence examples similar to to brace oneself for developments from inspiring English sources

The instinct, in these circumstances, is to brace oneself for the onslaught of unbearable Aussie swagger.

Until then, though, one can simply admire hip-hop's ability to reconstitute itself, and brace oneself for the Snoop Dogg reggaeton record, which will surely be along within the week.

The EU and NATO need to brace themselves for that possibility.

"We need to brace ourselves for more bad news.

Weren't we told to brace ourselves for this?

He was beginning to brace for disaster.

Return, then, to brace for the bloody, violent passion.

She has no reason to brace for mobs of fans.

Why were passengers told to brace for landing?

He also told supporters to brace for a fight.

Residents had precious few minutes to brace for the storm.