Meanings of making every preparation in anglès

Employed in making every preparation to proceed on the voyage down the river to-morrow morning.

We have, accordingly, been making every preparation on our part, which we are able to make.

The ship was perfectly steady, and there was nothing to prevent our making every preparation for the festivity.

The Charlestonians are drilling nightly, and making every preparation for the fight which they say must take place.

They entered the city just at sun-set, and saw the other army making every preparation for a march.

Meanwhile Iphicrates had commenced his voyage of circumnavigation, partly voyaging and partly making every preparation for an engagement.

But, before his arrival, Governor Carleton, who had entered the town, was making every preparation for a vigorous defence.

He had all my points, but no fresh ones, save that Murdoch seemed to be making every preparation for departure.

That, too, was the opinion of our brave friend, Colonel Guerra, and he is making every preparation for a siege.

Carleton, however, escaped, and arrived in safety at Quebec, where he instantly set about making every preparation for its defence.

Their wisdom will also see the necessity of making every preparation for whatever events may grow out of the present crisis.

America is making every preparation for a possible war, and Mexico, not to be outdone, has decided to hold a Presidential election.

Her crew were tricing up the boarding-netting, dragging round the starboard guns, knocking new portholes for them, and making every preparation for a desperate resistance.

"No, he won't," said the experienced sergeant, "because he's making every preparation to stay.