Sentence examples for be ready to speed from inspiring English sources
Paul Bogaards, an executive vice-president at Knopf, which publishes Murakami in the U.S., told me in an e-mail that, when someone wins the Nobel Prize, "that does change everything"; when someone is "on the list" of possible winners, Knopf readies itself by checking inventories and reprint times for that author so it can be ready to "speed these books to market".
The Turkish state elite was ready to speed up the flow of history from above.
But they don't have to read it!" And with that, she's ready to speed away down the corridor to her next appointment.
Currently those lines are expected to become part of London Overground in 2021 but Khan said his team was ready to speed up the handover.
French officials, who usually deride Cathy Ashton, the EU's foreign-policy chief, are pleased she called an emergency meeting of foreign ministers on January 17th, and is ready to speed the deployment of a planned military training mission to Mali.Yet the reality is that only the French are putting their troops in harm's way to push back the militants.
When you are confident that you are ready to speed up, then you can begin to move faster.
But the idea that the prime minister is ready to accelerate the speed of public-service reform is a fantasy.
BO says he is ready to spend $13bn developing a handful of regional networks of high-speed trains.
He told The Orlando Sentinel last month that he probably would be ready to go full speed in August.
Bloodhound is expected to be ready to begin "low speed" trials on a UK runway in the first half of next year before being shipped to Hakskeen Pan in the Northern Cape for high speed runs in late 2012 or 2013.
