Sentence examples for having ready from inspiring English sources

We do depend on having ready cash.

But, despite having ready access, he made no attempt to do so.

I remember Saturday morning telly – Batman especially – and having Ready Brek, which was really quite disgusting.

As a teenager, Babbage was one of the more fortunate of backyard astronomers, having ready access to a neighbour's 3-inch (7.6cm) refractor.

He continued: "Having ready [land-based] forces sends strategic messages to potential adversaries that will shape their behaviour towards us, ab initio … they serve as a deterrent".

Having coverage is not the same as having ready access to care — a fact demonstrated in Massachusetts, which has come closer than any other state to the goal of universal coverage.

While not all of these cases have directly furthered spy-trading efforts, it's not a stretch to think that foreign governments will more readily crack down on academics and researchers after seeing the apparent upside of having ready-made trade bait at their disposal.

The company says it can take a campaign idea and go from forging an agreement to having ready-to-publish content in a matter of a couple weeks, which is one of the main reasons that brand and advertisers will want to stick with Tumblr as opposed to using a traditional creative agency.

Bringing these issues to light does not mean having "ready-made" solutions for their complexities in the conduct of research activities.

Maung has ready explanations.

These advisers have ready access to ministers.