Sentence examples for be ready to connect from inspiring English sources
"The challenges we face in this turbulent 21st century," he says, "quite literally transcend borders -- we must be ready to connect in every sense of the word".
It's extra-frustrating when you are not told of problems when you inquire about the service and are then told, in marketing correspondence, your house is ready to connect.
The selection of her project "shows that the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences is ready to connect with the history of women in cinema and to address the status of women in the industry," she said.
Whether the rest of the country is ready to connect with Mr. Bush again remains to be seen, but after nearly two years of silence, he is emerging from self-imposed exile to forcefully defend his record and begin the process of defining his legacy at a moment when his successor is on the ropes.
Now it's ready to connect renters with those listings with an iPhone app aimed just at consumers.
Whoever the celebrity may be, we're all huge fans at one point or another, which is why a new startup out of The Fort in D.C. is ready to connect you to your idols in new and interesting ways.
Add in some images, a couple of essays, and you have a formally hybrid text that is ready to connect but also ready to confront.
At this point, setup is complete and you're ready to connect to a TeamSpeak server.
