Sentence examples for be ready to dump from inspiring English sources

Michel Barnier, the EU's chief negotiator, has taken Theresa May's failure to namecheck Chequers in her Tory conference speech as a sign that she may be ready to dump the plan and get realistic, according to sources in Brussels.

Strategists at Merrill Lynch and Credit Suisse First Boston, for instance, have told their clients to stock up on Japanese stocks now and be ready to dump them once the rally peters out, a tactic that has paid off in previous years.

I'm ready to dump broken Britain.

"They were ready to dump American once," he said, referring to the merger talks with KLM.

Dade's owner, the giant health care company Baxter International, was ready to dump its aging diagnostic division.

E-MAILS and other documents produced in the case suggest JPMorgan was ready to dump its longtime client.

To a certain extent, the Arab League and the much of the world were ready to dump the eccentric Colonel Qaddafi because he had made many enemies.

Several opinion polls showed a majority of the state's voters were ready to dump Gray Davis, the Democratic incumbent, and replace him with Arnold Schwarzenegger, the Republican front-runner.

When, at the record company, Braden's ruse is exposed, Davis is ready to dump him and ignore him, until Braden promises to score him some top-quality cocaine.

But a Labour minister in the coalition warned ahead of Saturday's March for Choice that it could take a decade before the Irish people are ready to dump the amendment and liberalise Ireland's abortion laws.

After a year of experimenting and ruining his wife's pots and pans, Mr. Adams was ready to dump his remaining chicle in the East River when, at a drugstore, her heard a little girl ask for a penny's worth of wax candy.