Sentence examples for ready for contests from inspiring English sources

"He helps me train, get in shape, and get ready for contests," he told me.

So, do we now say simply that it is time to move on to the conventions in the summer and get ready for the contest in the autumn?

The Scot hinted he may not be physically ready for that contest and will speak to Leon Smith, the team captain, about taking part on Monday.

SAN FRANCISCO -- Barry Bonds will walk into United States District Court here on Monday ready for a contest likely to be tougher than any baseball game or home run race he ever took part in.

Third, they might be ready for a contest, and worry for the party's future without one, but lack confidence that a bid to oust Sir Menzies would succeed.

As he gets ready for the contest, we follow him through his suit-fitting, tan-spraying, and training sessions.

He had been hanging out with Dean's cousin all day and was now getting ready for the contest, which was about to take place in the town square.

Have a reward ready for the contest.

Be ready for competition.

"When my guys tell you it costs more than $25,000 to get ready for a big contest, you think they're talking about pasta?

Before heading up to the room to get ready for the costume contest, I went around and bought some things I really needed.