Sentence examples similar to ready stories from inspiring English sources

Bonnie and Clyde were running wild, as were Pretty Boy Floyd, Baby Face Nelson and other hoods with marquee-ready stories, some of whom make appearances here.

But Ms. Donoghue cannot resist making the most of tabloid culture and its response to such a headline-ready story.

"Romney will need answers, and he'd be wise to start developing them now," Mr. Hume said, before conveying a campaign-ready story about how capitalists wring efficiencies out of businesses and then redeploy capital to create more businesses.

When she died, these same papers were astonished by the millennial wave of emotionalism that swept the country … [One paper] had a print-ready story about what a slag the Princess was, and they had to pull it at the last moment.

The Smithsonian controversy was a flashy and media-ready story, but it set the tone for the many manufactured battles to come.

The TV movie-ready story of a down on his luck newspaper reporter (Robert Downey Jr) helping out a talented homeless man (Jamie Foxx) with a gift for classical music) is pure mawkishness that two fine actors can't overcome.

"Because the past created ready-made stories.

I'm just an aunt, so I say they're both ready for story time.

He also said that the piece was mixed and color-corrected, the two final procedures to ready a story for broadcast.

She had at the ready the story of Alicia Machado, a former Miss Universe winner, whom Trump had called "Miss Piggy" when she gained weight after her victory, as well as "Miss Housekeeping," an apparent reference to her being Latina.

These numbers help founders tell a ready scale story.