Sentence examples for are ready to pull from inspiring English sources

Rapid-fire gains in the market have left many investors wondering if stocks are ready to pull back.

Putting a bit of clear green water between themselves and Fianna Fáil doesn't mean the Greens are ready to pull the plug on the coalition.

Seattle and Los Angeles are ready to pull the trigger, leaving the fate of the deal in the Knicks' hands, according to two of the N.B.A. officials.

If there is a space the Premier League can occupy to ensure even higher visibility than before, any greensward of tradition that can be trampled over, Richard Scudamore and his team are ready to pull on their boots.

Obviously, if there is a blue on there, it needs isolating like an infectious disease until you have eaten its companions and you are ready to pull on the Hazmat suit, and take it on.

These slates were supposed to challenge the iPad, but now, not even a full year later, it seems some are ready to pull the plug on their tablets thanks to poor sales.

Not every company is ready to pull out the checkbook to buy iPads for employees.

"I'd be ready to pull my hair out," Lou Billet said.

And they may have to be ready to pull the plug on less-promising start-ups.

CBS is ready to pull the trigger if it's a hit".

But two months ago, Imeem's founder, Dalton Caldwell, was ready to pull the plug.