Sentence examples for prepared to swear from inspiring English sources

There is only one hitch: the ring's owner must be prepared to swear off love forever.

At a White House meeting, President Eisenhower told the plan's architects, "Everyone must be prepared to swear that he has not heard of it".

We know of nobody who is prepared to swear that he understands whether he is getting a good or bad deal from his mobile-phone operator.

It takes such a long time to cook that I'm ill-disposed towards it from the start, but even so, I'm prepared to swear there's no difference to the flavour.

The city, meanwhile, is prepared to swear in Duffield on Tuesday for his second term along with reelected incumbents Diane Dixon and Kevin Muldoon and newcomer Joy Brenner.

Do not allow them to use a foreign phrase unless you are both prepared to swear that it is correct.

The statement came as Egypt appeared to prepare to swear in Mohamed ELBaradei, the former head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, as an interim prime minister.

The siege began at 9 50 a.m. when the first attacker blew himself up at a traffic circle not far from the heavily fortified presidential palace, where President Hamid Karzai was preparing to swear in 14 members of his cabinet.

Senate officials are preparing to swear in the winners of what are actually special Senate elections being held in Delaware, Illinois, New York and West Virginia as soon as the first day of the session, meaning there will be new faces and a potential shift in the balance of power.

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As the 115th Congress prepared to be sworn into office Tuesday, talk of fundamentally transforming Washington filled the air.