Sentence examples for ready to cause from inspiring English sources
The San Francisco Symphony's Mavericks series could never be fully certified without the appearance of Henry Brant, so he showed up in Davies Hall here on Saturday night ready to cause more trouble.
So long as they continue, it seems likely that the encapuchados won't be far away, ready to cause chaos at every opportunity.
You've got a bottle of vodka and a box of tins and a big ol' Frosh Fair carrier bag full of condoms, and you're ready to cause havoc.
You've got a bottle of vodka and a box of tins and a big ol' Freshers Fair carrier bag full of condoms, and you're ready to cause havoc.
In the photos, which his dad edits for the specific scenarios, he seems ready to cause even more mischief with a playful grin.
On 28 April, elements of the PAVN 2nd Division received a message which stated that 'scouts' were ready to cause confusion and disruption in the allies' defensive plan around Khâm Đức.
I am so ready to make common cause with them.
Not so the Civil War, the memory of which "strikes a chill" but also "brings a glow of pride, at the sacrifice a previous generation was ready to make in the cause of ideals held central to its life by modern America: equality, human freedom, the rights of the individual before the law".
We lived through the Blizzard of '77 together, the Surprise October Storm, Wide Right, No Goal, the shut-down of the steel mills, the closing of factories, the demise of the grain elevators, and yet we are -- for the most part -- happy and philanthropic, always ready to get behind a cause whole-heartedly.
With the zeal of a carny preacher, Springsteen canvassed that stage, inquiring if everyone was ready to go, "cause if you aren't ready to go, you can't get there... .. From such a no-nonsense split rail exhortation, it was about jettisoning the worry for the revelry at "Mary's Place".
The predictable hubbub over that exhibition (strategically enhanced by Stieglitz's remark in an accompanying brochure that he had omitted several pictures that the "general public is not quite ready to receive") caused droves to flock to O'Keeffe's next show.
