Sentence examples for ready to attempt a from inspiring English sources
As the 400-capacity landing ship HMAS Manoora hove into view by Christmas Island yesterday, the government announced that it was ready to attempt a tricky ship-to-ship transfer of the refugees from the Norwegian freighter Tampa, which saved them from drowning eight days ago.
Volunteer firefighters line up behind the brick high-water marker on Main Street, ready to attempt a rescue or occasionally ferry food supplies or guests to Potter and his mother, their dog, three cats and a feral feline who took refuge with them.
Parents (and child) will play an integral role in deciding when the child is ready to attempt a new skill.
Possibly folk are readier to attempt a bolder political accommodation with Taliban leaders than he seems prepared to endorse at the "peace jirga" he convened this week in Kabul.
Now you're ready to attempt all manner of white loaves.
In the early 1850s, the Perushim felt ready to attempt the building a larger synagogue on he-Hasid's original site.
By 4 30 a.m. she was secured by ropes to the glass structure, ready to attempt the first ever 'free climb' of a very 21st century landmark.
"This squad is ready to attempt to stay in the Premier league because it's a massive challenge". "It's not necessarily about going down to League One - and I am not a liar.
If you're not ready to attempt this with the whole herd, maybe try this with the heifers.
Novo's smart programming showed the orchestra in full unison and as individual players ready to attempt the best.
By 1881 he had made intestinal surgery seem almost commonplace and was ready to attempt what appeared in his time as the most formidable abdominal operation conceivable: excision of a cancerous pylorus (the lower end of the stomach).
