Sentence examples for campaign ready from inspiring English sources

Asked about her readiness at 3AM, Clinton said: "The only person in this campaign ready at 3AM is John McCain.

One ad campaign ready to go.

This was the thrust of Hillary Clinton's campaign ("ready on Day One") that year as well as John McCain's ("I know how the world works").

It is thought that Sir Menzies Campbell, Lib Dem leader before Mr Clegg, is among those urging Mr Lamb to get a campaign ready.

The team plans to come back for the next parabolic flight campaign ready to measure the free-fall of both atomic species at once, thus performing the most accurate test yet of a basic tenet of Einstein's grand edifice.

"I wouldn't say I felt out of my depth, but it reinforced my sense that if you don't have a campaign ready to go, that is a very big problem".

Unlike many of the outsize super PACs formed in recent years to wage expensive advertising campaigns, Ready for Hillary is trying to build a list of enthusiastic volunteers and repeat small donors, emulating the model that proved to be Mr. Obama's most significant strategic advantage in battling an onslaught of Republican outside groups last year.

"But we will be campaign-ready from this day onwards," he said.

"Romney will need answers, and he'd be wise to start developing them now," Mr. Hume said, before conveying a campaign-ready story about how capitalists wring efficiencies out of businesses and then redeploy capital to create more businesses.

With Mr. Kyrillos's appointment, the Republicans have secured what their Democratic rivals got last November: a campaign-ready party commanded by a chairman chosen by the leading candidate for the only statewide political contest.

"We will fight for our positive plans in the 45th parliament, we will respect the judgment of the people … but we will be campaign-ready from this day onwards".