Sentence examples for it primed from inspiring English sources

In this case, it primed a mother to kill.

Still, when Starbucks moved beyond its little original store and wove itself into the fabric of American cities, it primed the public for subsequent waves of more genuinely local coffee shops that really do function as third places.

Hurley's young narrator observes: "There was so little of the modern world there that it was difficult not to think of the place being at a sort of standstill and – how shall I put it – primed in some way".

If you could see inside his brain, as his enemies no doubt hoped to, you would find it primed to attack and defend in every way possible, with a straight-moving rook or a sidling bishop, or with both in his favourite Ruy Lopez opening, or with the queen swallowing an early pawn in the "poisoned" version of the Sicilian, or a thousand others.

I struggled with my sexuality, my first encounters of it primed with loaded lectures on abstinence and assigned readings of It Happened to Nancy.

"It primed both parties that a civilized manner was required and served as a nudge to enhance the participants' awareness of being observed".

"Toward the end, I primed it.

It was primed to explode.

"It's primed for viewing and being viewed.

Its malleability and adaptability to present mores make it prime revival fodder.

Professional painters finally had to come and sand the wall, gouge it, prime it, restore it.