Sentence examples for to complete preparation from inspiring English sources

As soon as it comes on, students rush from dormitories to classrooms to complete preparation work.

While Mr. Barr led teams of lawyers and brought a kind of genius to organizing big cases, his former colleagues stressed his instinct for the jugular and his commitment to complete preparation.

Organizers were scrambling to complete preparations in the last days.

Last year the Turkish government offered to host Euro 2012 if Poland and Ukraine were unable to meet their deadlines to complete preparations.

The China Securities Regulatory Commission said on its Web site Friday that it may take three months to complete preparations for the new investing tools to become available.

Though there is no precise timetable for the repeal, the armed services are on pace to complete preparations for it by the fall.

The company, based in Indianapolis, had been working on the plan since the spring, and at one point postponed its annual shareholders' meeting to gain more time to complete preparations.

However, Henderson 's 2010 Champion Hurdle winner Binocular will not be making the long journey north for the Morebattle Hurdle at Kelso to complete preparations in his bid to regain the champion's crown.

Michael Leinbach, launching director for the mission, said the modified aluminum tank covered with foam insulation was arriving just in time to complete preparations for a May flight, instead of the normal procedure of arriving months before a launching.

Even as senators, staff lawyers and others in Springfield, the capital, scrambled this week to complete preparations for a trial the likes of which no one here has taken part in, Mr. Blagojevich and his lawyers said they would not participate, ignoring deadlines to answer the accusations against him, to request witnesses, even to demand a dismissal.

As the Greeks rushed frantically to complete preparations for the 2004 Olympic Games, which open this week -- hoisting the roof over the stadium, paving the road from Marathon to Athens for the race -- inevitably a number of books on the ancient Games appeared.