Sentence examples for quite primed from inspiring English sources

I feel like this was really unfairly slept on, in the way I guess a lot of electronic albums that aren't quite primed for dancing/driving/lying on a beach are.

Thick-lipped and meaty-faced, he stands with his arms not quite touching his sides, due to his gym-primed excess of bicep muscle.

He's primed and ready for selection".

Primed for obedience, duty and sacrifice.

The company seemed primed for expansion.

Fitzgerald was primed to be the hero.

Experimentation led to several series on primed linen canvas.

In a lot of ways, it kind of primed us".

"The market is just getting primed," he said.

This may sound far fetched, but an earthquake fault that is primed and ready to go is like a coiled spring, and as geophysicist John McCloskey of the University of Ulster is fond of pointing out, all that is needed to set it off is – quite literally – "the pressure of a handshake".

Healthcare, on the other hand, is primed and ready.