Sentence examples for called ready for from inspiring English sources
There had been other, earlier indicators: on the night of Obama's re-election in November 2012, an exploratory political action committee was established, called Ready For Hillary, made up of strategists and close friends.
Comcast, which owns NBC Universal and is the entertainment conglomerate bearing most resemblance to Disney, is doing the same thing: Giuliana and Bill Rancic, stars of the company's E! channel, are hosting a new NBC dating competition called "Ready for Love".
But records show she contributed $100 to a super PAC called Ready for Hillary in August.
When we returned one week later, she had eight "pieces," as they are called, ready for fitting.
Peterson first made headlines last year as the "chairman" of a hybrid super PAC called Ready for Bernie Sanders 2016.
They've created a "super PAC" called Ready for Hillary, which is only slightly less obvious a gesture than constructing a giant neon sign reading "Run, Hillary, Run".
Both women had flirted with the traditional pseudo careers of posh London gals – PR, marketing, Harrods – before meeting in 1994, coming up with a column called Ready To Wear for the Daily Telegraph, and starting an online fashion business.
OBJECTIVE To develop and assess the feasibility of an early preconception counseling program for adolescents called READY-Girls (Reproductive-health Education and Awareness of Diabetes in Youth for Girls).
Of course, under-pronation (also called -- get ready for it -- supination) comes with its own host of maladies because your foot doesn't absorb shock effectively.
RUMI DISTRICT, Tajikistan, 29 January 2009 – A new initiative called 'Getting Ready for School: A Child-to-Child Approach' is being used for pre-school students in Tajikistan, where early childhood education is typically not an option.
The children have been brought together to take part in an innovative peer-education programme called 'Getting Ready for School: A Child-to-Child Approach', designed to educate young children the year before they are eligible to enrol in primary school.
