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121. They are mainly healthy men in Lycra with grim expressions as they prepare for battle with cars.

122. The stationary potential deep-etching method is most available than other method to prepare for metallograph analyses on SEM.

123. All books must use the file system to save data to prepare for the next run time system.

124. We need to box up all of our clothes to prepare for the move.

125. The setup densitometer lamp is too weak. Prepare for replacement.

126. Assemble inserts and cones respectively, and prepare for calculating 3D engaging distance of tri-cone rock bit.

127. Women: to prepare for maternity, put on a dressing gown and stick a beanbag down the front.

128. Now, as greater dangers threaten their conquests, charr legions and their war machines prepare for battle.

129. Secondly, there is a strong desire for a reasonable lead-in time to enable people to prepare for and take their test or to make alternative arrangements.

130. When Columbus finally reached Palos, the news of his discovery spread rapidly throughout Europe, and Ferdinand and Isabella instructed him to prepare for a second voyage.

131. There are more warnings about the lead need to prepare for the possibility of world wild aperea give worldwide outbreak of "Bird Flu".

132. and, more prosaically, told police to prepare for potential problems such as road accidents.

133. Matching purchasing order, receiving note, and invoice and prepare for payments.

134. This article helps you prepare for Objective 310.1 in Topic 310 of the LPI's Mixed Environment speciality exam (302).

135. Prepare for interviews by practicing succinct summaries of your successes, including "the original problem or challenge, your contribution to the solution, and the end result, " Harris says.

136. Must have all the animals have begun to prepare for hibernation by.

137. As John McMahon's second-string prepare for tonight's trip to Burnley, we continue our series of reserve interviews with defender Robbie Threlfall.

138. If you have any futher questions and unclear problems, please prepare for the office line and precontract the time ahead so as to communicate with you in Russian directly.

139. He was still chanting 32 rounds a day and had read the Krsna book thrice, from cover to cover, to prepare for his pilgrimage.

140. A number of agencies had been working hard to prepare for the meeting, none more so than the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).

141. I prepare for a Cappadocia sunrise from a hot-air balloon.

142. Through edge detection of remote sensing, we could provide size and shape interpretable factors, and prepare for recognition.

143. The object of strategic retreat is to conserve military strength and prepare for the counter - offensive.sentencedict.com/prepare for.html

144. I riffled through an old cookery book, seeking something appetizing to prepare for her.

145. Doctor Fukuda, an acting assistant director-general, said the W.H.O. has been working with the member states to prepare for a pandemic.

146. To prepare for use, e . g, to initialize a diskette.

147. On the other hand, if you can use hints from the client and server, so the server can prepare for the incoming late-model, high-performance sports car, then round-trip time can be reduced.

148. Teng was very sad. But he knew he had to prepare for the pommel hourse.

149. She has not only kept up on her Hmong language skills, but is also on the Appleton East debate team and studies Spanish and French to prepare for international business classes in college.

150. It predicts that the best timing is when the conditioned stimulus, which is the signal, comes before the unconditioned stimulus, which is what you have to prepare for.