prepare造句

How should I prepare?

Then we prepare meat.

How should I prepare for Halloween night?

To prepare buffalo is extremely simple.

Do we need to prepare something?

We know what to do and how to prepare.

What do I need to prepare for my audition?

But it can also prepare you as citizens.

Now think of life as your exam, and prepare yourself.

And he can prepare for what he will do when he gets it.

The goal is to prepare the children to return to their families and civilian life.

Dad, father's day to prepare a gift for you, but you give me reimburse expenses.

That is my ultimate goal for you as you prepare for your Decade of Destiny.

If I were, this is the stage when I would prepare in earnest for them.

Budget directors are not expected to prepare budgets. Rather, it is their duty to direct and supervise budget programs.

And to prepare for that day it is time for practical measures, such as a unification tax.

EVERY four years in summer, the British prepare for their team to be gallant losers in the Olympics.

Just as you headed off to kindergarten with your parents' hope to prepare you for success in a world that seemed eons away, you need to prepare for your retirement well in advance.

Based on the department budgets, the budget director can prepare the budgeted financial statements including income statement and balance sheet.

There has been no suggestion the terrorists used Microsoft's computer game to prepare for last Tuesday's deadly attacks.

The body of a social drinker learns to prepare for the alcohol in response to the environment, before the alcohol is even ingested.

As we prepare to make our return, we spy an old goanna sunning itself, a picture of peace in these serene everglades.

What is WHO's role in the process of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee to prepare a global legally binding instrument on mercury (INC) ?

The Bushes have had time to prepare for leaving, and most of their boxes of books and clothes have already departed for Texas.

Rather like the ant in an Aesop's fable, people withthrifty genotypes--wisely, it might be argued--prepare for hard timesby consuming and storing more calories than they expend.

So next time you have to prepare a speech or presentation, try applying one or more of these techniques and see if you have what it takes to be a winning speechwriter.

I have asked the Secretary for Constitutional Affairs to prepare legislative proposals for the election of the Boards (which, in English, will be re-named "District Councils") in time for the election to be held before the end of 1999.

WASHINGTON DC, January 15, 2010 -a team of World Bank experts is starting to prepare for the arduous task of rebuilding Haiti's economy and infrastructure in the wake of the recent earthquake.

Because they would not have any time to prepare for the meeting, they would not be able to provide him with any valuable input or feedback he was seeking.

This report shows the materials issued to each department during a cost period and provides the information that is needed to prepare journal entries charging the cost of direct materials to the appropriate departments.

Realizing that his visitors were all from the art world, he became much friendlier and asked his nurse to prepare some ink. Then he put on his protective sleeves, spread some paper out on the table and started painting for us.