Sentence examples for actually ready for from inspiring English sources

FOR those without power after Hurricane Irene, the sound of a neighbor's generator was a loud, grating reminder that some people were actually ready for the storm.

In the future, Mr. Elop said, Nokia would no longer announce the introduction of new handsets until they were actually ready for delivery.

£95, Jo Malone, 0870 034 2411 We can't wait for: Bikini weather Just because summer seems to finally be on its way, doesn't mean that anyone is actually ready for it.

Page C1 Style FOR WINTER STORMS, A BAG WITH ESSENTIALS For those without power after Hurricane Irene, the sound of a neighbor's generator was a loud, grating reminder that some people were actually ready for the storm.

Do they think that their former Warsaw Pact colleagues are actually ready for the change?

Two years older than Neymar, is he a Brazilian player who has reached his potential in South America and is actually ready for a European move?

Second, those prospects remain in the pipeline for a number of years before they are actually ready to apply for a job.

Annette works to support the development of careers information, advice and guidance across the sector Volunteering is a very good introduction to the health sector and to different roles within it: It also allows you to do it at times that fit into your life, but means that you have that all important experience when you are actually ready to apply for either a post or a job.

Today, only one of the three new schools ordered built is actually ready: a middle school for boys.

"It's a pity for a generation of Ukrainians, which is actually ready to make the country better for the future".

In any case, I humbly offer two suggestions to the powers that be: For the live conductors: Don't say "stand clear of the closing doors" until you're actually ready to close the doors; and for the audio editors: Please can the "do not block the doors while the train is in the station" recording (which seems to play, punitively, after such a transgression).