Sentence examples for unusually prepared from inspiring English sources

Charles and David — a seventy-five-year-old patron of the arts, who is the wealthiest resident of Manhattan — were unusually prepared to take advantage of this shift.

He was unusually prepared.

Charles and David a seventy-five-year-old patron of the arts, who is the wealthiest resident of Manhattan were unusually prepared to take advantage of this shift.

But if he is unusually well-prepared, he will also be unusually burdened with challenges.

What it does require is a shape, and Lodge gives it one, first by beginning at the end, in Hanover Terrace, London, in 1944 as the dying author reviews his past life and, second, by having Wells interrogate himself, as if conducting a Q&A session with an unusually well-prepared interviewer.

Many of Spicer's early briefings were unusually short — about half an hour, with ten minutes of prepared remarks in the beginning.

"I know these memorials, and you've been through many, are bittersweet moments for you, because as you sit here right now, unlike a month ago, everything's come back in stark relief," Mr. Biden said in unusually personal comments that appeared to veer off from his prepared statement.

Mr. Bloomberg, who usually reads his prepared statements with little fanfare and scant emotion, took on an unusually scolding tone yesterday as he flipped through enlarged examples of four public service advertisements that the city is also beginning.

AIG's accounting lesson Unusually clear Fair's fair Dutch auction Rich pickings Transatlantic tiff Cashing in A modest undertaking ReprintsUnusually, this week Mr Greenspan even strayed far from prepared remarks.

"Always prepared".

That's unusually late.