Sentence examples for bit of ready from inspiring English sources

While there are ways of enjoying a day at these races without seeing your mortgage adviser (Silver Ring tickets can be bought for £20), you need a bit of ready cash to fully enjoy the experience.

Could use a bit of ready cash..."...

And, without a second's hesitation, Townshend said to me, "Sorry, Binky, gotta have the Met SG back... Need a bit of ready cash... .. rubbing his thumb against his fingers like an old pawnbroker.

If the meat didn't produce a large amount of juice, try adding in a little bit of ready made stock to your gravy.

Handily, the patchwork approach Xenomania took to producing Girls Aloud's hits probably means there are plenty of bits of song ready to go, so an album could be released as early as next Tuesday afternoon.

They're always up for a bit of rough and ready progressive re-alignment.

"It has been a positive run over the last few weeks and now I'll get a bit of rest and ready for London".

If you do someone get your head above water with a little bit of recognition, be ready for everyone to question the legitimacy of that appearance.

That caused me a bit of trouble getting ready for the 2009 F1 season, but that's not the reason the race hasn't taken place since 2008, nor is it why I haven't taken part in the whole challenge this year.

"So that set me back, so we decided just to leave it for this season now and make sure the shoulder's 100% before next season so I can get a bit of form in ready for selection for the World Cup".

"So that set me back, so we decided just to leave it for this season now and make sure the shoulder's 100% before next season so I can get a bit of form in ready for selection for the World Cup". Wales' first-choice centre partnership of Jonathan Davies and Jamie Roberts are fit to tour, but Williams would have been expected to make the match squad.