Sentence examples for desperately ready from inspiring English sources

You feel stupid when you're in the middle of it, and when you finally emerge, you're desperately ready for a drink.

#ShoutYourAbortion immediately took on a life of its own and I am not talking about viral internet culture--it was clear from the beginning that #ShoutYourAbortion was something culture was desperately ready for, a simple idea that many people wanted to rally behind in different ways.

Edwards later recalled his feelings as "desperately unhappy and ready to kill, but as fate would have it, I got Mr. Sellers instead of Mr. Ustinov thank God!" Sellers accepted a fee of £90,000 (£ in pounds) for five weeks' work on location in Rome and Cortina.

She desperately wanted to be ready, and one last bit of help seemed to be at hand.

With the defeat of the Taliban, his desperately fractured country might be ready for elections of the sort Zahir Shah had successfully held before.

"I'm desperately hoping they get the pitch ready in time.

A desperately needed new tax code is almost ready to go to parliament.

A Home Office spokesperson said: "We are working closely with the with UNHCR and local authorities to make sure we are ready to welcome more Syrians who desperately need our assistance.

"The Government will continue to work hand in hand with the public, charities and local authorities to make sure we are ready to welcome more Syrians who desperately need our assistance".

Yet now, brands puff behind us as they desperately try to catch up, tippex in hand, ready to white up things that have always existed among the minorities they have continually chosen to ignore.

There are millions of midwives at the ready -- angry, despairing citizens -- desperately hoping to assist in the birthing process... by being part of the Bernie Sanders campaign.