Sentence examples for readiness runs from inspiring English sources

But the readiness runs deeper than that.

Buttler was walking down the pitch as off-spinner Senanayake ran in to bowl in readiness to run.

Today's takeover announcement appears to demonstrate the consortium's readiness to run the club whichever division they end up in.

Not in a physical sense – Dybala is baby-faced and far slighter than his predecessor, even if Juventus's athletic staff will attest that he has added 3kg of muscle since he arrived – but in their shared hunger for the ball, quick feet and readiness to run at a defence.

Pennington's early attempts with the Jets' new West Coast offense have received less than flattering reviews from practice observers: he is not grasping the offense well, he appears hesitant and unsure of himself, he is far behind Vinny Testaverde in readiness to run the offense.

Now a college readiness program Salinas runs through the nonprofit La Unidad Latina Foundation, Y Tu Tambien, is making that dream a reality for kids from low-income and immigrant families in and around New York City.

Most Leicester City players took a break in the sun after loss to Arsenal and in readiness for the run-in but the captain coached kids.

Every weekend Scicorps (Science Career Orientation and Readiness Program for Students) runs hands-on carts and activity tables throughout the Museum exhibits.

When "Neutron Jack" (so nicknamed for his readiness to fire employees) ran GE, he was regarded as the incarnation of the idea that a firm's sole aim should be maximising returns to its shareholders.

Nor did his readiness in 1997 to run for the leadership of his party in a pact with John Redwood suggest that his differences of outlook with the swivel-eyed were as principled or profound as he pretends.

Owing to the fact that text messaging, though technology-based, is a relatively simple intervention, and community involvement comes with numerous advantages, we sought to investigate community willingness and readiness to own and run a text messaging programme using mixed-methods.