Sentence examples for getting ready to change from inspiring English sources
"They just spent the weekend quietly out of doors, getting ready to change their lives.
But some unexpected players, lured by the relative ease of getting one of 10 best picture nominations in a field that was widened from 5 last year — as well as by the opportunity created when "The Social Network" failed to overwhelm at the box office — are getting ready to change the campaign dynamic.
By Sarah Larson Amy Sedaris One morning at an upper-Manhattan TV studio, the writer, performer, and life-style guru Amy Sedaris was in her dressing room on the set of her new joys-of-domesticity show, "At Home with Amy Sedaris," on truTV, getting ready to change into her fish-gutting pinafore.
Samsung is getting ready to change that soon, however, with a plan to bring its version of the tech to mid-range and entry-level handsets.
The folks at Ikan have the same mindset and their revolutionary product is getting ready to change your grocery shopping experience.
In May, the Sunday Times quoted Facebook's head of policy in the UK, Simon Milner, as saying that the social network was getting ready to change its policy with regard to allowing younger users join the site.
In it, a voiceover says, "Get ready to change the way you see the game," and a pathologist named Bennet Omalu warns, "You can't go against the N.F.L.
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"I think all the major PC brands are getting ready to face the change and to manage the change".
