Sentence examples similar to at the ready to join from inspiring English sources

Two Chinese Ilyushin IL-76s aircraft sit on the tarmac at RAAF Pearce base near Perth ready to join the search for MH370.

Senior Burundian officials said there were reports that rebel leaders may be secretly in Arusha, ready to join the talks at the last minute, but there was no confirmation.

The alliance said earlier that Air India would need to be ready to join by the end of July at the latest.

A list of phone numbers of neighbours ready to join the congregation at a moment's notice has been compiled should there be a danger of the chapel emptying, but it has never been needed.

He says the country aims to be ready to join in 2009.

And even beyond that perhaps the creation of a single super-entity might send a telepathic signal to the stars, announcing that Planet Earth is at last ready to join the Galactic Community.

Thanks largely to the stable economy and the imminent free-trade accord, the peso has strengthened by more than 10percentt against the dollar since September, bolstering Chileans' conviction that they are at last ready to join the developed world.

Pakistan, which faces the challenge of terrorism at home, seems ready to join the Saudi-led coalition against the Shiite Houthi rebels in Yemen.

At the moment, they are ready to join the roof and wall frame of an Audi A3 sedan.

There is also enlargement fatigue, not helped by the admission in 2007 of Bulgaria and Romania, which commission officials acknowledged at the time were not ready to join the bloc.

The arrival of veterans adept at winter survival and ready to join the fight against the pipeline was yet another influx.