Sentence examples for person ready from inspiring English sources

And I think he was probably a person ready to go," Trump said.

If you know a person ready to get his — or, hello, her — Ph.D. in grilling, this will blow his (or her) already expanded mind.

Keeping up is part of being a Decent Person, ready to hold the government to account and likely to recognise a member of the shadow cabinet if one tries to sell you cocaine in a nightclub.

From the complex richness of this experience, I have a emerged a different and better student and more importantly, a more well-rounded person, ready to tackle big international issues and affect positive change in the world.

Andrew Miller, 30, who served in Iraq with Specialist Vidhyarkorn in 2003 and was at yesterday's ceremony, said, "He was a person ready to jump right in and help do anything".

Historically, it provided bricks and sticks, but this is an investment in people as well -- in vocational training, counseling, help in getting a driver's license, doing what's necessary to make a person ready for the marketplace.

We must be watchful that we ourselves neither give, nor easily take offense... Persons ready to take offense, either lack the charity which should cover offenses; or the wisdom duly to weigh human frailty..

Then, when a person is ready to buy a car, she could authorize her personal vault to share relevant financial and insurance information with a car dealer.

An early entry in this poetry collection declares: "Yeah, I'm a person / Ready to live / To tell / To think / To be". Loberg makes good on her promise, writing with frankness and feeling about what it is to be a woman braving the terrain of love and sexuality (Chipmunka Publishing, $15).

With that background a person is ready to learn about the various components and circuits.

I'd say I didn't think that person was ready to retire.