Sentence examples for getting someone ready from inspiring English sources

If I think about a sunset, and getting someone ready to see their first one, what would I say?

"If Stephen moves on, I've got someone ready to come in and take the place".

"There will be an emphasis on getting someone job-ready," said Judy Navarro, President of the South Bay Chapter of the Vietnam Veterans of America, a nonprofit organization founded in 1978.

Having sex in college may be glamorized in the movies, but it will have many costs to your success in college, such as the possibility of STDs that could be deadly or getting someone pregnant when you are not ready.

It's brilliant we've got someone on the fringes ready to go".

Now we have a great working relationship where, as soon as the hash is ready, we've got someone who goes over and pays the farmers upfront for it.

Now we have a great working relationship where, as soon as the hash is ready, we've got someone who goes over and pays the farmers up front for it.

One evening while Smith and Garland were getting ready, "someone" knocked on the door.

This one's for someone ready to get into the smart watch world but not ready to let go of the solid, classic build of a watch.

On his first day training with us he misjudged the traffic and phoned up to apologise, but strolled in with a smile on his face and the attitude of someone ready to get down to business.

He began slapping his thigh lightly, rhythmically, like someone getting ready to move vigorously.