Sentence examples for quick to ready from inspiring English sources

But once the Tory-Lib Dem coalition crystallised, Heywood was quick to ready himself for his new masters.

If there is a next time, they are likely to be quicker to mobilise and readier to call in reinforcements from quieter areas.

I got to thinking, "If those guys are that quick and that ready to play, I'm ready to play".

ICICI, whose home loans more than tripled last year, seems ready to forgo quick profits in order to win customers.

Always try to stay balanced on your toes, ready to make quick movements.

Then, focusing on the New Jersey market picture, Mr. Marchisio predicted a big boom for sublease space, as opposed to direct-lease property -- "because it's quickest and readiest to go".

Be ready to make a quick exit if your boyfriend has an angry outburst.

Be ready to make a quick decision if the land happens to be going for more than your predetermined price.

Any debate on the "first 100 days" - in this case, under the leadership of a new prime minister - suggests some quick fixes are ready to be released.

The president of Mark One Foods, Mark Kirkland, who said he patented the idea of putting solid food in a beverage container with the slogan, "Quick & Tasty, Ready to Eat," said Mr. Wright promised full financial backing for Candwich production that never really materialized even as investors did.

I'm not trying to cause any trouble!" Mandvi is particularly well suited to this canny, crabby, subversive role: as a performer, he is quick, sharp, focussed, ready to be cantankerous, with an edge of righteous anger that feels volatile enough to go in any direction; he's also warm and energetic, and clearly delighted by absurdity.