Sentence examples for exactly ready to from inspiring English sources

And so I think when that was lifted, she wasn't exactly ready to re-embrace the tennis world.

But in an episode of his "Harmontown" podcast that was posted on Monday, Mr. Harmon was not exactly ready to let bygones be bygones.

Of course, before Mr. Romney can truly focus on Mr. Obama he has a few other people to worry about: the other major Republican candidates who are not exactly ready to cede the nomination to him just yet.

"But when you switch to promoting democracy in the Arab world, you discover that countries that still can't make a light bulb are not exactly ready to jump into the international economy".

The company's track record with selling services as opposed to products—how many of you subscribe to.Mac?—could mean that it's not exactly ready to jump into the world of managing wireless networks.

Her marriage may be over, but Camille Grammer isn't exactly ready to let go of her ex-husband Kelsey Grammer.

Even in Hollywood, gowns and sheers are not exactly ready-to-wear, so the drawn-out presentation felt a bit monotonous.

Though her paper often roars in protest, the editor in chief, now 67, with reading glasses that dangle past her white hair, doesn't exactly look ready to man the barricades.

Greene's media appearances made it clear that he was not exactly ready for primetime, to put it kindly, but that has not stopped him from aspiring to an even bigger political stage: the presidency.

I didn't think they'd show, but just in case, I decided not to bring 2-year-old E. After all this wishing for contact, I wasn't exactly ready for my son to meet his birthmother.

MuscleNerd (of iPhone Dev Team fame) announced from his Twitter account earlier this morning that he managed to jailbreak a 4th generation iPod Touch running the recently-released iOS 6 developer beta, though he's quick to note that it's not exactly ready for prime time yet.