Sentence examples for poised to work from inspiring English sources

Explosions in the Sky seems especially well poised to work with filmmakers interested in profound stories about triumphant underdogs.

Smart building technology is poised to work with the coming smart grid to save companies substantial sums of money.

By the time of Newt Gingrich's Contract With America, Mr. Abramoff and his allies were poised to work the levers of power.

Now, Sabathia can concentrate on preparing for the playoff opener, which he seems poised to work on seven days' rest — unless the Yankees use him in Sunday's regular-season finale in Boston.

In the end, both parties were more poised to work out an amicable agreement to split the additional cost of the wood than they were prior to those pleas.

No, the compulsion to check email and always be "poised to work" stems from the expectation that if you are not ready for that call from the boss then you are somehow deficient, disposable and lacking important qualities.

The companies declined to comment on the specific terms of Walgreens business relationship with MDLIVE and how much revenue either may be poised to make through working with the other.

GS: Moving forward, who do you think is poised to make M&A work?

Brown was poised to make short work of the incumbent senator, so GOP power brokers closely aligned with President Ronald Reagan eased him out of the race.

In the second set, the American, 19, forged a 2-0 leandappearedared poised to run out the match, working Bartoli into a 15-40 hole.

Toronto, the only team that did not qualify for the postseason between the N.H.L. work stoppages, is poised to make the playoffs for the first time since the 2003-4 season.