Sentence examples for bit ready from inspiring English sources

In the stills of his last performance, weeks before his death, he looks as though he weighs maybe 60 pounds, some of them accounted for by the slightly askew wig on his head, but his eyes don't look the least bit ready to check out.

"I'm quite sure they'll be champing at the bit ready to get out there.

Obviously the BlizzCon attendees have phones---they just don't want to play Diablo on their phones when they have perfectly wonderful gaming PCs chomping at the bit, ready to go for a spin.

Other teams haven't played for a long time, so they're there champing at the bit, ready to roll and we need to get back and get going.

When your mission is to fly and you've been without an aircraft for four months, well, everybody's just biting at the bit, ready to go," he said.

Your knees should be bent a little bit, ready to spring your legs into action.

Just as "La Pivellina" coasts somewhat on the drama inherent in featuring a cute lost kid, "The Shine of Day" pulls itself together with an ending that feels a bit ready-made for drawing out the parallels between its kindred performers.

American voters, and some American defence secretaries, are more reluctant than they used to be to risk their servicemen's lives in a fight; some of America's allies, if not all of them, are still a bit readier to accept casualties.

This will tick along doing its thing for a few hours – plenty of time to walk the dog, potter down to the pub and get all my other bits ready.

"Some people are born a bit more ready.

President Trump seems a bit too ready to embrace the Saudi version of events.