Sentence examples for be ready to explore from inspiring English sources

In a time when we need to save money we have to be ready to explore ideas like this.

But without him, the junta now lacks any generals who might be ready to explore political compromise.

The Bush administration should embrace Beijing's welcome intercession and be ready to explore a comprehensive deal that would end North Korea's nuclear ambitions in exchange for international aid and security guarantees.

Looking Beyond North America In his state of the league address tonight, Commissioner David Stern said the N.B.A. should be ready to explore the possibility of expanding beyond North America by the end of its new six-year television contract with ABC and ESPN.

The final scene is particularly scary and brings up a number of metaphysical questions about existence and death that parents may not be ready to explore.

"I want to start the second half of my life with someone who's ready to explore and enjoy life".

We were ready to explore the nation's creators now that we had seen the site of its rupture.

Other students said they were ready to explore other options, like bringing the comedian Stephen Colbert to campus to speak at an alternative commencement.

She was ready to explore the design of the smallest of objects, from cutlery to wine bottles, to the largest urban masterplans.

Finally, after cooking and washing – it's amazing how long these things can take – we were ready to explore this corner of East Sussex.

But a Sharon spokesman, Raanan Gissin, repeated in a CNN interview on Sunday night that the government was ready to "explore all the avenues to bring about a cease-fire".