Sentence examples for was really preparing from inspiring English sources

He was somebody who was really preparing to kind of go for broke".

Although both have impressive records - with Jadeja one of only eight players to have struck three first-class triple hundreds - Dravid said he doubted whether Indian domestic cricket was really preparing players for the demands of the Test arena and suggested they could learn lessons from the English system.

I don't think I was really prepared".

The situation in Guinea today was really prepared by the rule of President Conté.

Perhaps the only person who was really prepared for Stephen Jay Gould's death was Mr. Gould himself.

"Then all of a sudden we got a local MP that was really prepared to go to town on the issue.

We think, for a moment, that she is heading to war, but she is really preparing to participate in a reality television show, something in the vein of "Survivor" and that she hopes will make her famous.

BBC Tokyo correspondent Rupert Wingfield-Hayes say no-one in Japan thinks Pyongyang is really preparing to attack.

No one here in Japan thinks Pyongyang is really preparing to attack Japan, says the BBC's Rupert Wingfield-Hayes in Tokyo.

We're really preparing them for the corner and ultimately for the prison complexes.

Every society in the world should ask itself whether its schools are really preparing children for life - and take the steps necessary to enhance the quality and relevance of what and how children learn.