Sentence examples similar to primed for eating from inspiring English sources

The length of an introduction, evidently, is in inverse relation to the earnestness of the music; his introductions to Strauss's "Blue Danube" waltz and "Unter Donner und Blitz" polka were considerably longer than those to the Liszt works, and far more rife with one-liners, which the audience, primed for enjoyment, ate up.

Tickets can also be purchased at the Hub, the festival's handsome new headquarters -- a prime spot for eating and shopping, too -- on the Royal Mile in the Old City.

The postcollegiate years are prime time for eating out and ordering in--life is busy, work is hard, and going out on the town with more than just a campus food card is exciting.

RELATED: What Do Chubby Kids Eat? Regardless, health-conscious eating in 2016 seems perfectly primed for a movement like this.

Can you eat well at a restaurant with 260 seats, bored hostesses, incoherent décor and a party-platter-friendly menu primed for franchising?

Tocco itself was primed for success.

Beats has also been primed for expansion.

Isner seems primed for a deep run.

But my appetite was primed for porterhouse.

Places primed for destruction.

And they are primed for that input.