Sentence examples for colleague ready from inspiring English sources

While scrubbing up, he asked a colleague: "Ready for a new day wrestling with pinky-grey matter?" Do neurosurgeons speak like that among themselves?

…when you identify a young, promising colleague ready for advancement, do not simply promote them and hope for the best.

All the while, Mr. Frost stood behind his colleagues, ready to intervene — and even cancel the Fed's purchases — at any sign of trouble.

Several times he has found himself "rushing to the floor" to head off colleagues ready to eliminate financing for endeavors whose importance they did not understand.

Every time I do, I find mobs of colleagues ready to tell me that raising money has nothing to do with gender: it is equally hard for women and men.

He said Labour, Liberal Democrat and rebellious Tory colleagues ready to back a change to the Brexit bill simply wanted to uphold the supreme court's ruling that MPs and peers had ultimate authority.

With a desktop cam you can produce your own minivideos and e-mail them to friends, relatives and colleagues ready to gush over your amazing screen presence.

In the popular three-day program, run by the Center for Educational Resources, current JHU faculty members provide tools and training to get their future colleagues ready for careers that will likely balance teaching and research responsibilities.

He was a Harvard biochemist at the apogee of his career, happily married and a popular colleague always ready to help other scientists.

I sit ramrod straight at my desk, every sense straining for indications of an approaching colleague, ever ready to flick onto a fabricated Excel spreadsheet to cover the evidence of my wrongdoing.

The book learning over, the rookie salesperson shadows an experienced colleague until ready to be let loose on customers.