Sentence examples for ready not only from inspiring English sources
We must come to March 26 ready not only to protest, but to resist.
He knows he needs to get his body ready not only for today, but also for the next several weeks.
Now, however, it looks as though some are ready not only to embrace power generation, but even to think about getting into the retail markets for the distribution of gas and electricity.The remarkable rise of gas is driving this convergence.
He went on to issue a not-so-veiled threat against India, saying the Pakistani armed forces were ready "not only to defend every inch of the borderline, but to carry the fight across the border".
We seem ready not only to engage in a higher degree of self-censorship, but also to accept a loosening of legal protections against prior restraint (whether in print publications or the dissemination of information via the Internet), unwarranted surveillance, unreasonable search and seizure, and other intrusive measures.
I first moved to Germany as a student in 1995, and was amazed to find a country so ready not only to embrace its guilt for long-ago crimes, but to discuss it, research it and commemorate it with unusual diligence.
"Ukrainian armed forces are ready to not only to repel attacks, but if necessary to counter enemy forces," Mr Turchynov said.
"You just have to be ready mentally, not only to go out and hit balls and loosen up, but to play.
After today's practice, Jackson was deemed ready to not only start, but to be a big part of the solution to the Knicks' problems that have led to losses in five of the last seven games.
Macedonia and neighboring Kosovo are believed to have proved a ready home not only for the light arms traded by the million during the 1990's wars in the former Yugoslavia, but also for hundreds of thousands of guns looted from state armories in neighboring Albania when its government collapsed in chaos and violence in 1997.
Turkey's Minister for EU Affairs, Egemen Bagis, quipped in reply: "Stefan, I want to assure you, we are ready to not only get engaged but also get married, which metaphorically is full membership".
