Sentence examples for is prepared to pull from inspiring English sources

He is prepared to pull us through for three weeks, which certainly be plenty of time to make full repairs.

Who needs fake stars when Orion itself is prepared to pull in so close?

So strongly does she believe in it that she is prepared to pull out of the organisation for recognising the Palestinian statehood that Obama had himself called for at the UN general assembly in September 2010.

Pledging to spend 2% of GDP on defence may seem arbitrary but it is a crucial signal to America and other countries that Britain is prepared to pull its weight in exchange for NATO's guarantee of joint security.

In other words, unless Mr. Fung is prepared to pull a Brooks, from The Shawshank Redemption, the MPAA will make Mr. Fung's life a living Hell.

"We need to think it through every time and be prepared to pull back".

That's why I'm clear that if there's a dramatic reduction in the numbers of those on the electoral register because of the move to individual electoral registration, I'm prepared to pull the plug".

Venus started slowly, winning only one of the first 11 points, but she showed far greater patience in the tricky conditions, regularly being prepared to pull out of serves until the breeze died.

Similarly the Reagan administration was prepared to pull the rug from underneath Ferdinand Marcos in the Philippines, despite his impeccable anti-communist credentials.Mr Reagan's presidency made clear that supporting freedom could successfully be made a central tenet of American foreign policy and that the means existed to pursue that goal.

Be prepared to pull out if it looks as if you have backed a loser after all.

Don't make it last too long — about 5 seconds — and be prepared to pull away soon.