Sentence examples for be ready to put from inspiring English sources

And by that point, America may be ready to put in a call to Elon Musk.

Will we be ready to put a human footprint on Mars in 15 years?

So anyone who wants to do what she did needs to be ready to put in that much time.

So if J. R.'s missing, we got to be ready to put guys in and play".

I think we'll be ready to put them out of business in the next three to five years.

Hutchins might be ready to put 2013 behind him, but his achievements are worth celebrating once more.

"Japan must be ready to put punitive measures into action at any moment" to win compromises from North Korea.

I turn the pile and note that it is "cooking" nicely and will soon be ready to put on the flower garden.

Lobbyists said business owners had to be prepared to ask themselves what they were trying to accomplish and then be ready to put in a lot of effort.

There was a brief moment this week when it looked as though Republicans might be ready to put the interests of struggling Americans ahead of the wealthy.

But will any forceful personality be ready to put himself at the mercy of colleagues who have just turfed out an editor as successful as Mr Aust?