Sentence examples for being ready on from inspiring English sources
Gloomsters predicted administrative chaos, with everything from stadiums to roads not being ready on time.
Remember the doubts about Athens being ready on time for the 2004 Olympic Games?
We need a president who knows that being ready on Day 1 means getting it right from Day 1".
This opinion was created because of the problems reported about corruption, Olympic buildings not being ready on time and violence in cities.
Bosanquet says: "She was clearly a long way off from being ready on the first night, but that's not to say that she won't be ready.
Day 1 "The most important question," says Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton in a signature phrase, "is: Who is ready to be president on Day 1?" Stung, Obama came up with this riposte: "We need a president who knows that being ready on Day 1 means getting it right from Day 1".
Six have already been drilled inside the subdivision, and two are being readied on land near the Gosses'.
Mr Obama said afterwards that he would be "ready on day one to build a stronger relationship with Mexico".
