Sentence examples for ready to circulate from inspiring English sources

There, young waitresses in hairnets and starched scalloped aprons stood waiting, ready to circulate with cut-glass dishes of relish or warm Parker House rolls extracted from heated breadboxes slung over their shoulders.

As the books are returned from the freeze-drying process, catalog records will be changed to reflect the updated status for each item (e.g., on the shelf again and ready to circulate; at the bindery; or on order for materials that need to be replaced).

Rockefeller declined to say when the committee would be ready to circulate a draft bill but noted that it was a top priority for the panel.

We see a stack of cash being readied, bills freshly unfolded from gate-takings, ready to circulate straight back into Tiny Tim's pockets.

UNICEF is getting ready to circulate prevention messages to help raise awareness.

Their prominent position on the luminal surface of endothelial cells allows ready access to circulating ligand−particle complexes.

Interestingly, whereas the increase in DIO3 methylation in SAC was confirmed with decreasing mRNA expression, the IHC study revealed a higher intensity cytoplasmic staining of D3 in this type of tumour compared to CC. D3 is an integral membrane protein most of which is extracellular thus allowing ready access to circulating thyroid hormones.

After 13 months of repairs and modifications, the world's largest particle smasher is once again ready to start circulating particles, officials at the European particle physics laboratory, CERN, near Geneva, Switzerland, announced today.

After you have the petition and signer's form ready, you should fill out a "notice of intent to circulate a petition".

WHO has confirmed that the vaccines are WHO-prequalified, entirely safe and ready to use.  "The longer the polio virus is allowed to circulate in Ukraine, the higher the risk that this outbreak will spread and paralyse more children.

His videos continue to circulate online.