Sentence examples for ready to be relieved from inspiring English sources

LIKE the Nativity story told at Christmas, or the 30,000th rerun of "It's a Wonderful Life," the story of mainstream cinema and Christian America has a familiar ring to it: a surprise hit comes along, revealing a huge, underserved religious audience ready to be relieved of its entertainment dollars.

In fact, they appeared to be relieved.

You're supposed to be relieved here.

When Goldman , Sachs the company's investment bankers, pronounced the spinoff not yet ready to be brought to market, the editors were relieved but not mollified.

Scientists who felt fMRIs weren't ready to be used in court as lie detectors are relieved by the ruling which, while not binding on other jurisdictions, is likely to have an impact.

Spiritually, he is ready to die and should be relieved of his pain, they say, but those charms will not release him until they have been ritually removed.

Surely the public response in rich countries after the Asian tsunami demonstrated that, when people believe their money will be well spent on relieving misery, they are ready to be extremely generous.

That relieves Jerry, who tells him that now he's ready to be a hit".

Ready to be scared?

Be ready to be surprised.

Be ready to be flexible.