Sentence examples for try to prepare a from inspiring English sources

"You know you will be asked about your motivation and about your strengths, about a weakness or a failing, as well as a biographical question so try to prepare a loose answer for each of these genres".

And his younger brother Paul is portrayed as a foul-mouthed pot smoker, who is nonetheless the one of the six children to show up at their father's house on Thanksgiving to try to prepare a traditional Greek meal.

Instead, the defense used its opening witness — the only one called Friday — to try to raise questions about why investigators did not try to prepare a full DNA profile for Ms. Santiago although they did for Mr. Rodriguez.

The two sides will meet again in Moscow on April 23 to try to prepare a deal that President Bush and President Vladimir V. Putin can sign at a summit meeting in May.

And when he was talking to me at dinner, usually I listen to everything a guy says and try to prepare a response, but with him I just stopped listening after a while and looked at the way his lips moved, the foam on his lips and on his dorky stubble, because he was so earnest in the way he needed to tell me things.

Later based on the findings, it will try to prepare a GIS based map of Dhaka and analyze the shape of the 17th century Mughal city and how it had undergone major changes in pre and post Mughal periods.

As he tried to prepare a new lunch for the students, aftershocks struck the building.

The weatherman was in his office trying to prepare a forecast for the six o'clock news.

But now there is a lot of development in South Korea, so we are trying to prepare a place for them to return to in North Korea.

For example, the European Union is training hundreds of noncommissioned officers in Uganda right now, trying to prepare a professional backbone to stiffen Somalia's rank and file.

The headlines in Liberation declared Mr. Chirac "the No. 1 witness," contending that the president was trying to prepare a response to the charges.