'let's get ready' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to suggest that you and someone else start to prepare for something. For example, "Let's get ready - the party starts in an hour!".
Bell's husky timbre calls to mind the "Let's Get Ready to Rumble" guy.
Their only top 10 hit "Let's Get Ready To Rhumble" peaked at nine.
His message is not the blurry and Bushian "I care," but an updated version of Harry Truman that could be summed up as "Let's get ready to rumble".
If it wanted to, OutKast (with its collaborating musicians from Organized Noize) could easily pump out one-dimensional dance records like Mystikal's shallow but enjoyable "Let's Get Ready".
Unlike Limp Bizkit's singleminded new album, which often drifts into noisy monotony, "Let's Get Ready" shows just how suggestive an ear-splitting scream can be.
The duo prompted a download dash for their 1994 hit "Let's Get Ready To Rhumble" after they performed the track on their Saturday Night Takeaway show at the weekend.
When Buffer, a one-time car salesman from Philadelphia, Hollywood actor and model – now known as the "Voice of Vegas" – tells us "Let's get ready to rumble!" he is uttering surely the most evocative – and lucrative – five words in sport.
Not to mention their music career – fourteen Top 20 hits including re-released 2013 chart-topper "Let's Get Ready To Rhumble", three multi-platinum albums and the official World Cup anthem for the 2002 England football team.
The BBC has ordered a new celebrity gymnastics competition called "Let's Get Ready to Tumble".
Let's Get Ready To Rumble".
Let's get ready to rumble.
