Prepare in sentence

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"Ray, you deserve a 'D-' for your performance today in the meeting ... you did not prepare at all well because there is no way you could have been that disorganized."

They are there when we are born into this world; they shape who we become in this world; and they are with us as we prepare to leave this world.

The only way we’ll be able to forecast correctly and prepare accordingly will be to continue to study currents and the powerful forces that shape them.

Here's a place to be loved, to be felt, to be heard, and where we prepare for the most pressing political issues in our neighborhoods.

You know, how to prepare you for your first relationship?

Rustin not only worked with the DC police and hospitals to prepare, but organized and trained a volunteer force of 2,000 security marshals.

Now, in the military, we have known for decades, if not centuries, that the time to prepare, whether it's for a hurricane, a typhoon or strategic changes, is before they hit you, and Admiral Nimitz was right there.

That is the time to prepare.

This was to prepare us for fieldwork to understand what was the problem, what was holding back informal trade in the informal sector.

But for now, these technologies can help us prepare and respond quickly to areas in need– without waiting for directions from a vase.

So we prepare for hurricanes, right?

We prepare to take the MCAT, we prepare for natural disasters.

That would include more efficient wind farms; the ability to better prepare for catastrophic weather events; or even the power to manipulate hurricanes away.

I prepare my thinks well in advance.

To take advantage of when the temperature drops in the fall, geese and ducks gorge on food to prepare for the harsh realities of winter.

But recently, we discovered that you also need sleep before learning to actually prepare your brain, almost like a dry sponge ready to initially soak up new information.

That would prepare me for life later at Harvard, or doing corporate consulting, or for my jobs at "The Daily Show" and "The Onion."

And massive numerical advantages do matter, even when a single bad guy can inflict grievous harm, because among many other things, they allow us to exploit the hell out of this: we have years and hopefully decades to prepare and prevent.

So as I prepare to close, I started with a story from nine years ago and I'll end with one.

When people with lots of resources and good forecasts don't prepare for deadly hurricanes, they're often failing to imagine how dangerous they can be.

But we can prepare.

As they prepare to part ways, the twins wonder what will happen when they’re reunited.

You know, I read Peter's book to prepare, I tried to get into his mindset, and I have to admit, it was tough, I'm not becoming a vegan, my company wasn't going that way.

She studies 12 hours a day for three years to prepare.

We could actually put money into public hospitals and help them prepare for what is to come through climate migration, including the trauma that comes with loss and relocation.

And everywhere, as people think about the unprecedented sums which are being spent of our money and our children's money, now, in the depth of this crisis, they're asking: Surely, we should be using this with a longer-term vision to accelerate the shift to a green economy, to prepare for aging, to deal with some of the inequalities which scar countries like this and the United States rather than just giving the money to the incumbents?

But the most important thing was to train my mind to prepare myself for what was going to happen.

Half of handling crazy is how you prepare for it.

We need to prepare for it now.

Because, any future planning, if 2048 is when we want to get there, unless the arts are put with the scientists, with the economists, with all those who prepare for the future, badly, we're not going to get there.

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