Sentence examples for constantly ready from inspiring English sources
Overprepared and enunciated, constantly ready for her closeup.
The polls are like shots of Viagra, keeping him constantly ready for action.
But the balance is so delicate that Mr. Connaughton and his colleagues must be constantly ready for rain.
Since we don't have to be constantly ready to flee with all our stuff, we can use more equipment, and incorporate backing tracks and loop pedals.
He is constantly ready to go back, but I tell him he has to wait until school is finished," she said.
But because the kind of challenges that statesmen face are so varied and complex, they need to be flexible, adaptable, and constantly ready to recognize when their preferred ideological approach isn't delivering on its promises.
Stokes was generous with his advice and constantly creative, always ready to make improvements and to suggest new ways of doing things.
They were lively, gossipy, ambitious, arriviste, competitive and fun, always ready to party, constantly tongue-in-cheekeven as they recorded, in the 60-12 Gazette, who was pregnant, who was trying, who lost big in the Friday-night poker game, what wife got which new outfit or car.
I am constantly submitting myself to be mentored and always ready to put into action everything they teach me.
The constantly swirling movements recall the ebb and flow of tides, and the intensity of the choreography suggests that a storm is always ready to break.
