Sentence examples for footage ready from inspiring English sources

It's so embarrassing even John Podesta was offering Trump advice, for when he gets up in the middle of the night: 'safety tip: don't reach for your phone.' Hillary Clinton's response should be an obvious one, since she's already got the footage ready to go -- all it would need would be about five seconds of updating.

In part because they wanted the footage to be ready for VBS.tv in early 2007, they had little choice but, in typical Vice fashion, to just wing it.

With that said, those willing to buy into the highest-end model will find that their footage will be ready for the eventual arrival of that technology.

It's pretty odd that even while people are chatting about producing the VR video's crazy theoretical future with 8K resolution per eye, stereoscopic rendering and light field-ready footage, I'm still here struggling to keep Louis C.K. clips from buffering on my mobile phone.

There is also backstage footage of performers getting ready — strings being tuned, toe shoes tied, makeup applied.

The shortage of studio presentations is partly because of timing — footage just isn't ready — and partly because movie executives are re-evaluating Comic-Con's importance after some of last year's dog-and-pony shows came up short (like the one for "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World").

Microsoft oddly doesn't have screenshots or video footage of the demo ready yet, but we'll update this post as soon as we get the footage.

If I knew then what I know now, we would have shot about half as much footage of me getting ready for weddings.

We all shook hands, and after assuring me that they ended up getting enough usable footage, we all were ready for me to get out of the hotel room.

And it is no excuse that they are short of cash and correspondents (though they are) and no excuse that government departments as in the interview with Mr Walters go out of their way to make the footage look like a ready-to-roll news report.So is the Bush administration in the clear?

"It's just life and how it goes in the world of this racket we call music," says Dr John, as Booker's beautifully mournful version of People Get Ready plays over footage of his funeral.