Sentence examples for readiness to pull from inspiring English sources
The world will be less cheerful without his readiness to pull a silly face, or don a leprechaun hat and matching pants, to publicise his airline.
But as self-assured and savvy as Petkovic may be, there have to be concerns regarding her mental readiness to pull off a win this big over the top seed at a Grand Slam.
The occurrence of large-scale attacks in a city that is as heavily policed and thoroughly walled-off as Baghdad has fueled anger at the Iraqi security forces and has raised questions about their readiness to take over from the Americans, who are scheduled to pull out of Iraqi cities on June 30.
It was, of course, on the Larry King show last February that Mr. Perot announced his readiness to compete for the highest office in the land, and then, last July, explained his sudden decision to pull out.
Both have made clear their readiness to use street mobs to achieve their ends.A messy but effective "Thai-style compromise" is still hoped for, to pull the country back from the brink.
To pull — pull herself out.
Reason enough to pull together.
Arnold decided to pull back.
Perhaps if the alliance had looked readier for a fight, Slobodan Milosevic would have been slower to risk one.Though most Europeans do not nowadays see themselves as very martial, they do take pride in their readiness to carry out the sort of "soft" security tasks that help prevent conflicts or, in the event of failure, help countries pull themselves together afterwards.
