Sentence examples for certainly be ready to from inspiring English sources

Now that the election's over, everybody will certainly be ready to move forward and work something out.

Should Brooks Brothers Cellar members be more demanding, Geerlings & Wade will almost certainly be ready to oblige them.

Favre is nothing if not resilient — with an affinity for melodrama thrown in, too — so he said that while his chin was numb, he would almost certainly be ready to play next week.

Sky Blue FC promised " We will be sharing more shortly". We'll certainly be ready to share it with you when we hear it.

And it has meant ministers have been able to be patient - even with the intense pressure being applied - safe in the knowledge the NHS will almost certainly be ready to go if and when the bill is passed.

As the cannabis culture in Hollywood continues to evolve, and televised award shows scramble to re-engage lost audiences, the cannabis industry will certainly be ready to offer those new perspectives and scenery.

Mr McCain, whose political hero is the warlike Teddy Roosevelt, would certainly be readier to bomb Iran than Mr Obama would.

And Conte, certainly, was ready to agree.

I certainly was ready to stop after what happened in New York".

My sense from the interview is that he certainly is ready to.

"We have taken the view that there is a problem with the framing of the law, that's why we said we want to look at it and if necessary we certainly will be ready to change it". He said the government would "be consulting with officials about it and consulting more widely about it and that is the right thing to do".