Examples of 'years to prepare' in a sentence
Meaning of "years to prepare"
The phrase 'years to prepare' indicates a significant amount of time spent in preparation for a particular event, task, or goal. It suggests that the mentioned endeavor requires a long-term planning and investment of time, effort, and resources. It implies that the individual or group involved has spent a considerable duration of time getting ready for the specific purpose. For example, 'The team had years to prepare for the Olympic Games, ensuring they were at the peak of their performance.'
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It took ten years to prepare this bibliography.
We would still need months or years to prepare.
About three years to prepare for this.
A task of that magnitude probably takes years to prepare.
You have had years to prepare yourself.
Host nations normally get four years to prepare.
It took us two years to prepare for this trip.
Microsoft even gave you two extra years to prepare.
I have had two years to prepare all my answers.
We have heard this report took two and half years to prepare.
It took seven years to prepare for.
The feasibility study was expected to take perhaps two years to prepare.
It took seven years to prepare the next model.
And humanity only has ten years to prepare.
It takes a few years to prepare for a space mission.
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The agency estimated that it would take three years to prepare the project.
You have years to prepare for the increase.
You still got two years to prepare.
Three years to prepare for it.
They would have seven years to prepare.
But it can take years to prepare a fossil for classification.
The positions which they had destroyed must have taken several years to prepare.
You know it takes years to prepare for the priesthood.
In just a century we have burned fossil fuels that nature took millions of years to prepare.
Another three years to prepare.
I am not a marathon runner, so it took me a couple of years to prepare.
I have many years to prepare.
If they do become a reality, we would still need months or years to prepare.
It will then take several years to prepare for ordination.
Fifteen hard years in Japan before hearing about you . Another three years to prepare.
I have had eight years to prepare for such an event.
We have been working anonymously and informally for fourteen years to prepare for this moment.
You have four years to prepare for your future.
The walking track extends for six kilometres and took eleven years to prepare and construct.
We have a few years to prepare for that big day.
But our Hosts said that we had years to prepare.
We had years to prepare.
Becoming a Biddy is something people usually have years to prepare for.
I gave myself two years to prepare for the event.
IPCC 's landmark report has taken two years to prepare.
Four years to prepare.
So I had three and a half years to prepare.
You have had three years to prepare for this nice and peacefully.
And we only have 4 billion years to prepare.
Manufacturers had two years to prepare ahead of the introduction of SDIL.
Be patient, we have three years to prepare.
It took three years to prepare the troops for the landing in Normandy.
We may have less than three years to prepare for HSAs.
I get 10 years to prepare for my next milestone birthday.
They had had over thirty years to prepare for theirs.
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