Sentence examples for finally getting ready to from inspiring English sources

By this stage, the forty-two-year-old Texan was finally getting ready to wrap it up.

Earlier this year, the lawnmower was well-oiled and Denis Noble was finally getting ready to start taking the emeritus half of his Oxford professorship rather more seriously.

She was finally getting ready to move out of her parents' home in Rockland County last year when she was laid off from her digital media job in Manhattan.

By 1989, near the time when Mr. Gorbachev is finally getting ready to "tear down that wall," Alexander, who now dabbles as a theater director, has already fled to West Germany, a place one character refers to as "that other Germany that was America".

Mobile was still getting bigger and bigger, and networks - having spent a gigantic £22bn on 3G licenses back at the turn of the century - were finally getting ready to launch their own high speed mobile data networks - but they weren't necessarily too keen on the idea.

After 26 years, Boston Dynamics is finally getting ready to start selling some robots.

Put together, these administrative actions alone could get us a long way toward where we need to be, until Congress finally gets ready to follow the will of the people to tackle global warming pollution.

WASHINGTON -- Congress might (and that's a big "might") finally be getting ready to do something about gun violence.

Finally, as I was getting ready to leave, Johnny asked me, "So, how much?" He wanted to get paid for his interview.

Now that he's getting ready to finally release his debut album, he's faced with a thorny problem: how do you move on from making a song as ubiquitous as the ice-bucket challenge?

And 10% Are Still Running DOS Microsoft is getting ready to finally launch its long-delayed new Longhorn operating system next year.