Sentence examples for be ready because it from inspiring English sources

But the agency couldn't say when its disaster relief program would be ready, because it relies on emergency service providers outside the agency's control.

And then you have to be ready because it is coming right back at you, and you have to do it again".

"As soon as we put some runs up," the Yankees' Joba Chamberlain said, "you know as a guy in the bullpen that you'd better be ready, because it's going to be a short night for those guys".

Be ready, because it punches you right in the feels.

Spokane, however, would be wise to be ready, because it's not just the proposed Tesoro Savage terminal in Vancouver.

And be ready, because it will smell really bad!

In an e-mail message he observed: "By the paella festival, it was no longer about being ready, because it became clear to me that she was the one.

Marianna Massarsky, the school's director, said Bell is ready because it has always kept track of students and reported to the I.N.S., by letter, students who missed more than 25percentt of their classes.

"Respect Mary, or fear The Wood," notes one contestant, although Hollywood is increasingly taking on the demeanour of an unusually approachable GP, so much so that when he incredulously asks a contestant "you'll know when it's ready because it doesn't shake?" you feel like disappearing behind a curtain and popping your trousers off.

"I would say that you shouldn't do it until you're ready because it can be scary and you might get nasty comments so you need to prepare for that," she said.

In spring 2002, at the end of his session with Valentine, who would manage the Mets only one more season, Valentine told Reyes he should be ready because if it were up to him, Reyes would be in the majors soon.