Sentence examples for ready coming from inspiring English sources
People should not be outed before they are ready – coming out is a personal process.
Kassam urged Woolfe to consider, when he was ready, "coming back to Ukip and taking a leading role in my campaign to Make Ukip Great Again".
He wished he had not used the word unprepared to describe the Jets' failure to have two plays ready coming out of the huddle with 13 seconds to go.
"Red Bullet, coming off the Preakness win and having time off; Commendable, coming off the mile-and-a-half Belmont; and More Than Ready, coming off the Derby, all favored Albert.
"I definitely feel ready coming into this Test," he said.
"Ready?" came the shout from the ground.
"And I'll be ready come playoffs".
More Than Ready came up the inside of us, and my horse just took off.
If you're too relaxed you're not going to be ready come ball one.
"My goal is to get healthy and to be ready, come autumn, to do my job regularly instead of occasionally".
"So, we'll let the other teams battle it out and we'll be ready come October".
