Sentence examples for will try to prepare from inspiring English sources

Television networks like CNN will try to prepare for a war against Iraq, and capitalize on it.

"But the players are younger and they get over it quicker; it's not ideal but we will try to prepare smartly and get these boys back up; we're representing South Africa now".

When the next game comes, we will try to prepare and not allow them to score the goals they need to score".

We played a very good game today and, like always, I will try to prepare for what is in front of us.

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.

So as Father's Day approaches again this year, I will try to prepare myself.

And yep, I'll probably stumble (and probably once or twice a week!) But throughout the process, I'll try to prepare for those stumbles and build some habit protection and self forgiveness.

"At the moment we will just try to prepare the players the same as we have done the last three games.

If you have not already received the bad medical news, but suspect you will (e.g. your doctors calls you to schedule an appointment to go over some test results that you think will be bad news), try to prepare for it emotionally.

Celia W. Dugger (NYT) NORTH KOREA, U.S.: TALKS TODAY American and North Korean negotiators will meet in Berlin today to try to prepare the groundwork for the first high-level visit by North Korean officials to the United States.

We can always try to prepare for the best and worst, but nothing will prepare us for the unexpected.