Sentence examples for I readied myself from inspiring English sources

At that point, I readied myself to take the criticism and to dive into client-salvage mode — but what came next was a tribute to our account team.

As a native New Yorker, I readied myself for mutiny, but no one behind me peeped, not even the woman whose turn it was.

Impatience won out over good judgment, and I readied myself to pass the truck and cut back in front of it in time to make the exit for the northbound Major Deegan.

Long, long ago, during the preppy revolution of the early 1980s (well documented by Lisa Birnbach in "The Official Preppy Handbook," her madras-covered tome of the time), I readied myself to head off to college, leaving the barren, southern Arizona desert for the verdant campus quads of Virginia.

I readied myself for the grueling trip back down.

I readied myself in front of the TV, eager and anxious to watch Lorraine.

But as sure as I am that I have never misquoted someone, I was not panicking, nor was I readying myself to run.

I've readied myself for this moment, I know what I have to say.

I had readied myself for the fact that I'd encounter some of the most creative minds in the country.

After a few beers at a local tavern, I felt recharged and readied myself for a potentially long break from freedom and reality.

By that time, Frances [Fokes, Lish's first wife] and I had divorced, and I was readying myself to leave town because Frances had threatened Barbara [Works, his second wife].