Sentence examples for occasion ready from inspiring English sources

Practically all of the women I spoke to on-site over the weekend were in the crowd to see her, some even dressed up and mud-free for the occasion, ready to be entertained.

"Isn't It Romantic?" is the kind of book that has Pierre being handed a Louis XIV costume for this occasion, ready to join "the citizens of Seldom milling about like 'Les Misérables' in the costumes of French chambermaids, urchins, revolutionaries, streetwalkers and Parisian apaches, with one lone Mahatma Gandhi unsure of his history".

He possessed charm that brought him loyalty and political shrewdness that made him enemies, and on occasion a ready wit.

On the other hand, Mr Tapie had, on several occasions, been ready to settle his claim for far less than what he eventually received.

They deserve our gratitude, as do all the brave men who, in so many ways and on so many occasions, are ready, and continue ready to give life and all for their native land.

Caribbean legend has it that the limbo is symbolic of the passage into the afterlife, and Mr. Quashie has on occasion seemed almost ready to make his last pass under the bar.

This is an environment for buying on one occasion and standing ready to sell on another.

On other occasions Karzai was ready to offer the US huge concessions.

And will they be able to compromise with political opponents in a way that she struggled to do? Sajid Javid has risen quickly and may rise much farther still, but he also risks seeming too partisan on occasions and too ready to confront, rather than persuade, doubters.

Mr. Malema went so far as to declare on one occasion that he was ready to kill for Mr. Zuma.

It is said to be ready on occasion to consider undemocratic means of rescuing the nation - including the Union with Northern Ireland - from the follies of politicians.