Sentence examples for primed for summer from inspiring English sources

By half three, when the working day ends, an impressive number of beach huts have been primed for summer duty.

"Run Up," a juiced-up Caribbean romp with Major Lazer that was primed for summer dominance, spent a single week on the Hot 100, at No. 66.

I celebrated the low-rise housing projects crowding my immediate view, the so-called Vladeck Houses, which stand in red-brick solidarity with my own co-ops, not exactly proud of themselves, but resigned and necessary, their thousands of residents primed for summer warmth and, if I may speculate, summer love.

Many here were primed for today's attacks after hearing shortwave radio broadcasts predicting the shift in American strategy.

Indentured to a pair of murderous coffin-makers, Ivy Pocket is trying to rescue a friend trapped "behind the veil"; I'm already primed for 2017's third instalment.

Jobs Plays Up The Hype 01.04.02 With the Apple PR machine primed for next week's releases, product rumors swirl, and Steve Jobs joins in.

It is easy from the start to accept that the writers intend the angel to be real, partly because the audience is primed for Christmas miracles, but more because the rest of the story is strictly mundane, so the angel appearing and disappearing and moving the protagonist around in space and time has no other explanation.

In addition to maximizing the end of the year, you want to be primed for 2015, before it gets here.

That film premièred at Cannes last May, was shown at the New York Film Festival, and was primed for a fall release; it was then pushed back to 2014.

But it's important to remember that just because IPO numbers are up at 2000 levels does not mean we're all primed for a 2001-like fall. 2001-like fall

The Bills are primed for a 2009 Jets-like run.