Sentence examples for ever be ready from inspiring English sources

Would Poland ever be ready join the EU, let alone NATO?

This is a man who will never, ever, be ready for his close-up.

Who knows when I'll ever be ready to study another guidebook or decipher another map?

I am not sure the leadership of The A.P. will ever be ready.

Would I ever be ready to tell her that, while looking for insurgents, I'd had to intimidate people?

Some doubt this force will ever be ready, or that it will be able to co-ordinate with other forces.

O.J. may have been too bold out of the gate, but there's no question a new industry, in which the guilty reap bigger rewards than ever, is ready to be unleashed.

My qualifying laps haven't been that bad, but I don't think my tyres have ever been ready in the first quarter of the lap this year and a lot of time goes in that first part of the lap.

"From the realities of government-run healthcare setting in to the continuing disclosures of the breadth of NSA's domestic spying, more Americans than ever are ready to take a serious look at candidates who offer real alternatives to business-as-usual," the release announcing the PAC said.

"A man should ever... be ready booted to take his journey, and above all things, look he then have nothing to do but with himself," says Montaigne (in a contemporary translation).

The only stable contacts in my life were my parents, and for all that they loved me, it wasn't a conversation they were ever going to be ready to have.