Sentence examples for became so ready from inspiring English sources
Over the next decade, as Ban built modest numbers of houses and churches for victims of natural disasters around the world, the awareness of the need to build (and do everything else) more sustainably grew to the point that "green architecture" became so ready a label that Ban had to shuck it.
When Buffer roared "Let's get ready to rrrrruuuumbllllllle!" the atmosphere became so charged it could have powered Glasgow's homes for the night.
In 2008, when the plant was almost ready to produce the car, the public agitation became so intense that Tata, citing the uncertain security situation, shelved the project.
I become so jittery and ready to cry... and miserable.
"When did everyone become so patriotic and ready to provoke the masses into absolutist valour?" asks Yıldırım of Çanakkale 1915.
Thus they show in action the mobile of cavalry and the stability of infantry; and by daily use and practice they become so accomplished that they are ready to gallop their teams down the steepest of slopes without loss of control, to check and turn them in a moment, to run along the pole, stand on the yoke, and then, quick as lightning, to dart back into the chariot.
But the vocabulary it employs has become so widespread that theater-goers are ready for it.
It's not ready for primetime, though it might become so if enough people science and engineer at it.
And perhaps Turkey is not ready for major change, but you wonder how it will ever become so.
With horsemeat in ready meals grabbing the headlines, how did prepared food in foil trays become so popular?
