Sentence examples for readily ask from inspiring English sources

"The minders will readily ask a cameraman to delete a certain picture they don't like, but will [also] quite happily provide TV crews with a shot sure to make them look bad – [such as] the hand going over the camera lens," he says.

"It falls among that increasingly rare breed of popular entertainments capable of prompting genuine 'How did they do that?' reactions from even the most jaded viewers, even as its central premise is so simple and immediately gripping that one might just as readily ask, 'Why didn't anyone do it sooner?'".

Over the past twenty years or so, cities have been including literature and writers on architectural and urban projects, by more readily asking them to participate in the urban policy creation process.

The scale of donations represented a change from past practice in local Phoenix politics; some council figures opposed the trend, while others readily asked for the funds.

Like a proud parent with a new child, he has shot a video and photos of their acquisition and will show them off readily if asked.

This information is readily available, just ask any South African with common sense.

Telephone helplines are a readily available way to ask for help, but most young people either lacked knowledge of their potential helpfulness or were suspicious as to their usefulness.

Lowlight In a cutaway, being seen ticking things off on his pad with his pen; and sneering a little too readily when being asked about millionaires.

He said he readily complied when asked to drop several pounds, but when asked if too much was being made of his weight loss, Dayne said he expected to have a good season anyway, and even mentioned rushing for more than 1,000 yards.

She thanked her mother's well-wishers, addressed the men as "Sir," attributing it to her Southern upbringing, signed autographs and posed readily for pictures, asking simply, "Where would you like me to stand?" The only exception was the news media.

The actual VWP at farm level may not be readily available without asking the herdsman, which is not practically possible when using the indicator on a national level.