Sentence examples for and ready to perform from inspiring English sources

So these young men have to be primed and ready to perform".

Up pops the ailing diva, suddenly recovered and ready to perform.

Appliances by companies like Bosch, Gaggenau, A.G.A., Thermador and FiveStar are plugged in and ready to perform.

"My next focus is to get it 100% right for the World Cup and be fresh and ready to perform then," he said.

"Players are having a lot of difficulties, especially towards the end of the year, to be fit and ready to perform 100% in each event.

With most shows arriving from overseas – their sensational sets and costumes pre-packed and ready to perform – musicals have long been seen as a purely commercial venture in Australia; the domain of producers who can put in the big bucks in the hope of getting a good return.

It is not an extended trip to Chuck-E-Cheese, it's learning lines and being ready to perform at a moment's notice and spending hours getting your hair and makeup done, which is not nearly as much fun as it sounds.

Being fully recovered means, to him, being mentally and physically ready to perform at your best.

11.27pm BST Emmelie takes possession of her statue, makes a few nervous gestures to the crowd and gets ready to perform Only Teardrops once again.

Dr. Hardy had been conducting transplant research in relative obscurity since 1955 and was ready to perform the first transplant of a human heart in 1964.

Outside of that, I don't really have any special rituals beyond just my usual routine to get my mind and body ready to perform at the highest level on the basketball court.