Sentence examples for readiness all from inspiring English sources
The latest warning about Rio's readiness, all the more significant for coming from inside the IOC, comes less than 50 days before a Brazilian World Cup troubled by construction delays and mass protests is due to kick off.
The sight of him standing there with his sleeves pushed up and his cloth over his shoulder and his look of readiness — all this made me smile, and the smile that came back to me seemed to stream out of the glass and into my arms, my chest, my face, my blood.
For metaphorical realisations of readiness, all comprised explicitly subjective clauses using the subjects I or we: (38) I ' m pleased to know that your company is now recruiting new staff.
Personnel are selected for deployment based on work performance, medical fitness, and family readiness, all of which could have plausible associations with factors that drive IPV.
As Hamlet put it, the readiness is all.
And, as he obviously understands, in an actor's life the readiness is all.
And when he approached the point of death, he made you believe, as is seldom the case, that the readiness is all.
That will demand resources and the readiness of all the signatories to play their part humanely and cooperatively according to the rules.
In van Gogh's last letters, there is a subdued realism, like that of Shakespeare's heroes in the fifth act, when death is certain and the readiness is all.
He delivers his anguished "to be or not to be" in a literal blizzard of uncertainty, speaking amid a flurry of snowflakes, but when he comes to say "the readiness is all", he is steady: he is not merely parroting a proverb; he makes the words sound like the anchor of the play.
