Sentence examples for lieutenant ready from inspiring English sources

Despite how incredibly busy he was, he offered himself to me as a kind of generous lieutenant, ready to fight on behalf of the theatre, or sought to give focused and insightful encouragement.

The warrant officer followed close behind the lieutenant, ready to take over command if necessary, with the radio operator and medic with him.

While it is not known if this attack was connected to Mr Mohammed, it has been linked to Muslim extremists, and could be the work of a terror cell he is thought to have set up there in the 1990s.Perhaps the biggest question of all is whether al-Qaeda is sufficiently well-developed that there are lieutenants ready to take Mr Mohammed's place.

Anyone looking for Mr. Mobutu's rumored hidden stash of looted billions, she suggests, will be disappointed: if he stole from the state, he did so in part to finance a network of complicit and equally corrupt lieutenants, ready to repay largess with loyalty.

The seeming attempt by Saddam Hussein and his inner circle to remain in power suggests that neither he nor his chief lieutenants are ready to surrender or to direct their troops to stop fighting even as American-led forces continue armored forays into the capital, the officials said.

At midnight, the island's boat signaled the approach of the French and Lieutenant Price readied the defences.

"Ready front!" the lieutenant barked, and his men stepped to attention.

Here's the super-media ready Sean Parnell, the Lieutenant Governor who is now governor.

"All that water's coming south and we have to be ready for it," Louisiana Lieutenant Governor-Elect Billy Nungesser told CNN. "It's a serious concern.

A month after the proprietor wrote and said the lieutenant was going to Morocco and was ready to sublet the house to us.

As Mr Rutte's lieutenants tell the story, Mr Wilders was ready to accept a budget deal until a few days ago, but then suddenly decided to kick the table over.