Sentence examples for is ready to grasp from inspiring English sources
Mr Lavagna has indicated that he is ready to grasp that nettle.
The next few months will decide whether the party is ready to grasp that chance.
Now the indications are that the chancellor, George Osborne, is ready to grasp the nettle.
With Hanoi's Red River dykes still in his bomb sights, McCain is ready to grasp with both hands, not the lessons of the Vietnam, but the next tar baby our dangerous times produce.
When the approximate diameter D fulfills Eq. (18), the gripper is opened and it is ready to grasp.
If cinema is able to create a unique spell with sweat and tears, then La La Land is a masterpiece, provided the audience embraces the dancing and singing and is ready to grasp its core meaning.
"Now I'm at a point in my own life where I'm ready to grasp Manon".
Forgive me if I quote him at some length:Out of crisis can come opportunity for the European Union, if its Member States are ready to grasp it.
On the other hand, identity turns into a sort of "do-it-yourself-project" with a primary task for the "self-made identities" to be "ready to grasp many chances and to adjust to changing necessities" [ 9], p. 99.
But since others may sometimes not follow his arguments, Plato is ready to provide whatever it takes an image, a simile, or a myth that will help them grasp what the argument failed to tell them.
