Sentence examples for like a ready from inspiring English sources

Driben's other qualities endure, like a ready smile and hearty chuckles.

Certainly pre-prepared, so it was like a ready meal, but Tesco Finest rather than Lidl.

When the boss is talking about your capability, to convince your boss, make sure you are the "YES" man although you don't know what he/she talking about, cause the boss likes a ready player not a learner.

The method seems like a ready-made film school for critics aspiring to direct.

Much of the novel reads like a ready-made movie script.

"It's like a ready-made assembled from other ready-mades," he said.

This book feels more like a ready-to-wear patchwork dress than a tailored piece of Balenciaga couture.

It is like a ready-made school project, or a Wikipedia entry made flesh, a warm gloop of unchallenging information.

If Carmichael seemed like a ready-made part for him, Mr. Walken did not think the role was a lock as he read the play, he said, because that has never been his way.

With his fidgety and analytical diction and his puckish self-observation, Eisenberg (who's also a contributor to The New Yorker) seems like a ready-made stand-in for Allen himself.

(The club's grand mansion, on East Seventieth Street, is filled with this sort of bric-a-brac — tusks and shields and spears and carvings, photographs and busts of famous club members, a zoo's worth of taxidermy. It feels like a ready-made Wes Anderson set).