Sentence examples for ready to cheat from inspiring English sources
The hack of the adultery website AshleyMadison.com revealed the scale of unfaithfulness in Britain, with 1.6 million of us signed up and ready to cheat.
But the character of Falstaff, who is described by Samuel Johnson as "a thief and a glutton, a coward, and a boaster; always ready to cheat the weak, and prey upon the poor; to terrify the timorous, and insult the defenceless," has an unexpected relevance in the current election season.
The scepticism comes out of the observation that the participants in the war have always been ready to cheat, and that the newest entrant, Russia, is particularly given to talking the language of peace while continuing to pursue military objectives on the ground.
They're real, they're out there, and they're ready to cheat on their girlfriends.
He was described as illiterate, having a "quarrelsome nature", and always ready to cheat, running "wild in the streets of his native parish".
We and other research groups in Croatia have demonstrated that academic dishonesty was acceptable behaviour among medical students [ 3, 11- 13] and that they came to medical schools ready to cheat [ 14], indicating that different familial and cultural values acquired long before medical school have had an impact on student behaviour.
But the inclusion of ingredients such as frozen mashed potato and ready-made pancakes in How to Cheat at Cooking have sparked an online backlash, with debate raging between fans on the cook's own website over whether their idol's return after five years is a triumph or a travesty.
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