Sentence examples for becomes ready to from inspiring English sources
It seems now there are another three R's that we can look to for guidance and results because after school gardening a child becomes "Ready to learn, Resilient & Responsible".
Jagjit Pavadia, the current narcotics commissioner of India, said in an interview that if the world becomes ready to buy more morphine for the dying poor she would like Indian farmers to benefit first.
After this setup, the network becomes ready to execute the HexDD protocol.
Plus, they've expanded to 1-D barcodes, and are preparing for NFC and image recognition, whenever the mainstream becomes ready to adopt.
Data transmission phase starts right after a communication pair finishes its signaling phase, where it becomes ready to reserve a channel to be used for exchanging data between its transmitter and its receiver.
After all these substitutions the letter (q_theta ) returns to the right end of the configuration (next to the letter (alpha )) and becomes ready to simulate the next command of M or becomes the distinguished state letter q (for more details see [48]).
In the meantime, we'll just be dreaming of the day when RPT becomes ready-to-wear.
Desperate officers and anti-Nazi civilians became ready to remove Hitler and negotiate a peace.
Reyes has not done any running over the past two weeks while he was recovering, so it is unclear how long it will take him to become ready to play.
When it was that Nixon became ready to acknowledge the reality is not precisely known but it was well before his 1968 campaign for the Republican nomination.
From being ready to sell anything, they became ready to buy anything: football clubs in London and basketball clubs in New York; art collections, British newspapers and European energy companies.
