Sentence examples for truly prepare for from inspiring English sources

However, no training can truly prepare for the real occasion on Saturday.

These types of fringe candidates don't truly prepare for the absurdities and difficulties of a Presidential campaign because in their heart of hearts they never believed they would make it very far.

No matter Saban's genius, and the revolving pipeline of excellent defensive players he has to deploy, it is still the first start for a lot of them, and there is simply no way to truly prepare for Robinson's elusiveness.

At least for now, South Florida seemed as prepared as it could be for a storm that no one could quite predict ― and that no one could truly prepare for.

Of course, as Martha said, you can never be truly prepared for the death of a loved one, especially when it happens so slowly and painfully.

Is the company truly prepared for the possibility that its expansion plans will succeed?

However, if today's "flat world" means that a student in Jordan or Budapest, Hungary, or the Gangsu province of China has the same educational opportunities as a student in Palo Alto, Calif., are we truly prepared for what the future of education looks like?

You know it's going to happen but somehow you're never really prepared for how truly awful it is".

Comedian John Oliver once compared the evening to the death of a pet: "You know it's going to happen but somehow you're never really prepared for how truly awful it is".

"Whenever we are faced with a time of change in our life, we often forget how important it is to pause, be silent and alone for a while, or even to take a retreat to truly prepare ourselves for what is coming next," said Madeleine Marentette, founder of Grail Springs Spa and Retreat Center -- a place many go to spend a week doing just that.

But nothing can truly prepare you for running in desert temperatures.