Sentence examples for be ready to lay from inspiring English sources
Matolcsy said Hungary had to be ready to lay out its timetable by next year.
The drip irrigation lines will be ready to lay once the ground starts to thaw.
Indeed, I would be willing to wager that if an Al Pacino or a Bill Murray or even a Jonathan Demme were willing to ford the Hudson and set down roots in our community, most of the locals would be ready to lay out the red carpet.
The bureau preferred one layout and the Navy and the Shipbuilding Ministry concurred so the bureau began the technical design, without formal approval, in order to be ready to lay down the first two ships in the third quarter of 1950 as already scheduled.
The lion may not yet be ready to lie down by the lamb, but at least the American government could avoid feeding more Americans to the marauding jungle king.
"Khazali was telling us when he was being interrogated that they were ready to lay down their arms," said a Western diplomat, referring to the group's founder.
But it may simply mean that Russia is ready to lay off for now.Most Georgians, indeed, think Russia aims to provoke instability, not war.
But my advice to writers working in Hollywood is to never go into a meeting without being ready to lay the solution on the table.
A man said to be a gang member in Cité Soleil talked Friday of being ready to lay down his weapons.
Although the Taliban have been defeated in the north, neither the anti-Taliban fighters nor their commanders are ready to lay down their weapons.
