Sentence examples for keeping ready from inspiring English sources

This means, keep your eye on your (real or imagined) opponent, keeping ready for the next technique.

Between libraries: Print repositories, keeping ready access to our own copies, but sharing in an organized fashion.

But keeping ready-made eggnog close at hand is a peril for me.

Local markets catered to this demand by keeping ready-made packs for fixed prices (based on current price) or putting together such a pack right in front of you.

With the Canon Quick Start feature, the MP620 is ready to operate virtually immediately after the power is turned on keeping it ready at a moment's notice for quick printing needs.

He probably does as well as anybody I've ever seen at that position at keeping himself ready to play".

As much as 80percentt of that demand will be used just to maintain a network connection, keeping devices ready and waiting.

The other Ps – Pursue, Protect and Prepare – concentrate on keeping Britain ready to deal with terrorist attacks as well as our overall strategy to hunt down and capture those who mean us harm.

Although they maintained permanent companies, these were not at first true repertory theatres because they presented a series of short, continuous runs rather than keeping a ready repertory of plays.

The method as stated was no more than a rationalization (in the Taylorian or Fordian sense) of the arrangements for clearing debris, keeping machines ready, and so on, and in fact it involved a large effort by a support team of de-emphasized assistants.

Lincoln expressed concern over his exposed position to General Washington, noting that many units were not in a position to "render the least assistance to this post in case it is attacked", and that he was keeping wagons ready in case a precipitate departure was needed.