Sentence examples for ready points from inspiring English sources

During the 200 years after the mid-17th century, the most famous coffeehouses of Europe flourished in London as ready points for news, discussion, and faction.

We'll also be setting a range of assignments, from rough and ready point-and-shoots that require zero editing, to requests for slightly more polished efforts.

They still receive some coalition help, including artillery support, but most of the assistance comes in the form of advice.The Americans insist that the Afghans are ready, pointing out the lead locals have taken for half a year.

EDF executives say they have already spent £1 billion, or about $1.5 billion, getting to the "shovel-ready" point for the reactors.

Raising the rebuttal-ready point that a person of Irish and African genetic heritage (she has white and Cherokee great-grandparents) should be as curious about County Cork as about the Ivory Coast, she questions the assumption that American blacks should look to their African origins instead of to a less divisive future.

Last year, every concession stand got equipped with the Square's Apple Pay-ready point of sale system and special fast lanes for customers who used it instead of cash or credit card.

These global dispatches offer ready entry points for projects that challenge students to propose their own solutions to issues that may strike close to home.

Mr. Repin likes to pause, retreat and slip momentarily into slower tempos; Mr. Robertson was poised and at the ready at points of deviation.

After the cross-sectional curves are ready, extreme points corresponding to each section on the XZ and XY planes were extracted to form curves for the V input (Fig. 7 a, b)).

As we grow older, we start thinking that the world is constantly pointing a finger at us, ready to point out our faults at any given time.

* An alternate way: When you are ready to stop, point both of your toe picks INWARDS.