Sentence examples for prepared to sever from inspiring English sources

"However, it disappoints me to hear, that you are prepared to sever links with Klaksvík".

BP prepared to sever the pipe that once connected the well to the surface and is now snaking along the sea floor from the wellhead.

The Yankees, too, have been prepared to sever ties with their star center fielder: they initiated trade talks involving Williams with no fewer than three teams last fall, including the division rival Baltimore Orioles.

When it makes sense to part ways, you should be fully prepared to sever ties.

And there is little reason to believe that Pakistan's security services are preparing to sever their ties with the Afghan insurgents, whom they have long regarded as an insurance policy against a precipitous American departure.

But Mr. Kumar now appears ready to sever them.

They prepared to cap the severed pipe later in the day with a dome that they hoped would allow them to funnel the oil to tankers on the surface.

The 34-year-old's last game was bookended by the fanfare, ceremony and outpouring of emotion deserved for Liverpool's iconic captain, as the bond he has forged with the club's support over 17 years prepares to be severed by his move to Major League Soccer with LA Galaxy.

The Labour movement is bigger than the Labour party, and while trade unions are unlikely to sever their historic links to Labour, they have, mostly, been prepared to work constructively with the SNP in government.

In Greece, despite outrage at the cost of carrying out European demands for austerity, few seem prepared to argue that the costs of leaving the euro — and perhaps severing political ties to Europe — are really bearable.

As the House prepared to allocate the new money, Representative David R. Obey of Wisconsin, senior Democrat on the Appropriations Committee, said he would try to offer an amendment to sever FEMA from the Department of Homeland Security.