Sentence examples for be ready for all from inspiring English sources

They have to be ready for all the games".

Alan Reynolds Smethwick As the selection of a British bird will end on election day, we have to be ready for all outcomes.

Having omitted mention of the second fence, the men may have missed something of a trickier nature; he must be ready for all eventualities.

Hopefully he can handle it but he's not going to be ready for all they are going to throw at him.

One cannot be ready for all surprises, but at least one should be ready for what one knows the opponent to favor.

"If you're ready for zombies, you can be ready for all the man-made and natural incidents that occur," said August Vernon, operations officer for North Carolina's Forsyth County Emergency Management Agency, which held a zombie 5K in April.

The project would double the capacity of the port of Port Moresby, but in order to build it Johns had to divert the African-American 96th Engineers from work on the airfields around Port Moresby, raising fears from airmen like Brigadier General Ennis Whitehead that the airfields would not be ready for all-weather operations by the time that the rainy season arrived.

"I was ready, but I don't know if I was ready for all of it.

He added, "Their refrain is, we're ready for all eventualities".

There is this quality in me – I'm ready for all situations.

He was ready for all that our old friends and colleagues could throw at us.