Sentence examples for primed to turn from inspiring English sources

Asked to clarify what he meant during his not-so-private exchange the day before, the president was primed to turn the tables.

The drama is primed to turn bloody when that perfect, restful peace, so far from her and yet so seductive, is shattered with the discovery that her love, Teseo, has shunned her.

At one point, this game seemed primed to turn on Brodeur's three power-play saves late in the second period when the Stars were threatening to cancel the Devils' celebration this weekend in New Jersey.

However, it sure does seem like Tesla relies on robots quite a bit, even if they're not being primed to turn the company into Skynet.

Professor Chichilnisky prophecies that this evolving technology is primed to "turn the world economy on its head," making cleaning the air more profitable than fouling it.

They are hulking, swirling, monsters, primed to turn any decent nightclub inside out, and happily they sound just as great at home, too.

Two years ago, Kerry Washington seemed primed to make history for her turn on Shonda Rhimes' political soap, "Scandal".

Panagiotis Lafazanis, the energy minister who heads Syriza's Left Platform, implored the prime minister to turn down the terms.

Though American commanders have been urging the prime minister to turn against Mr. Sadr and his militia, Mr. Maliki has found it impossible to betray his Shiite compatriot.

He underthrew his receiver, Stevie Johnson, leaving Corey Webster in prime position to turn around the game's momentum, the disquieting mood at MetLife Stadium and maybe the Giants' season — or at least the first half of it.

But many ministers fear that the Tories' best hope is to emerge as the largest party in a hung parliament, forcing the prime minister to turn to other parties.