Sentence examples for old ready from inspiring English sources

Get that good, and you're referred to as possessing the Glow, which we understand has nothing to do with the old Ready Brek adverts.

The car takes me for a ride on the second morning of a three-day quest to discover in which direction the all-powerful search engine (now 16 years old, ready to spread its wings) is currently motoring; what territory – virtual, actual, economic – it is planning to stake out next; where it is taking us.

Mr Barker said it was a case of "clearing out the old ready for the new".

More than three quarters of our coal generation fleet is more than 30 years old, ready to be scrapped.

Not until 21 September did Manuel Pellegrini deem the 24-year-old ready to be thrown into the Premier League.

At Euro 2004, before he broke his toe, it all looked blissfully simple for an 18-year-old ready to conquer the world but, for his country at least, that has not been the case since.

And I know a bunch of 9-year-olds ready to vote for it.

Marauding gangs of eight-and nine-year-olds, ready to attack police with stones and fire-bombs, are no longer unusual.

By G. F. T. Ryall The New Yorker, February 5 , 1966P. 126 As the Florida Breeders Saless last week, 231 two-year-olds, ready to race, brought $3,298,200.

Her teacher has been scrambling to teach these concepts over the past few weeks to get the 8-year-olds ready, but it's bound to be too little, too late.

The emphasis in the musical theater program, which has sessions of eight classes each from July 2 to Aug. 23, is getting 12- to 17-year-olds ready for auditioning, Ms. Allan said.