Sentence examples for permanently ready from inspiring English sources

Describes Pollini's apartment in Milan... Pollini's hands are long and slim, and they reminded me of the rather outsized hands of Michelangelo's "David" — permanently ready for use.

They developed technologies appropriate to their needs, such as solid-fuelled rockets that, while not as powerful as the liquid-fuelled ones needed for serious space-flight, blew up less often and could be kept permanently ready for launch.

One never knows when one is going to have to dip into Mary Wollstonecraft's A Vindication of the Rights of Woman or William Hazlitt's On the Pleasure of Hating, but it is nice to know that a copy can, for the absurdly low price of £3.99, be permanently ready to hand.

However, while a roll of quarters might give you the right dimensions, but you will look like you're permanently ready for action.

If you know you're permanently ready to have thinner-looking hair, a Brazilian blowout or another chemical straightening technique might be the right choice for you.

Asked about French security measures, he said French fighters were permanently at the ready and could scramble within two minutes in the face of any threat.

And that is mystifying to former colleagues in the publishing industry, who cannot fathom why a man who loved magazines since he was a boy willingly gave up the keys to the kingdom — along with a seven-figure annual salary, a clothing allowance and a driver permanently at the ready.

Barring bad weather, the relief well, which will be used to pump heavy mud, followed by cement, into the blown-out well to seal it permanently, may be ready by the end of July, although it may take several more weeks for the process to be completed, Mr. Suttles said.

Klain, who has also been critical of the World Health Organization's delayed response to the Ebola crisis, believes we need an entirely new international health organization, either a permanently-standing or ready reserve "white-hat battalion", comprised of rapid-response public health emergency responders with military-grade logistics.

In general, reactive behavior seems to be due to the self-understanding of the organization since it has to be lightly "proactive" when it is permanently on stand-by, ready for an alarm and ready to act.

And perhaps just as troubling for the competition, even with his greater role in the program, Coutts isn't ready to permanently relinquish his command, either.