Sentence examples for ready to contract from inspiring English sources

By last winter, Mr. Park was ready to contract with a distillery, though he had a laundry list of criteria.

The California State Association of Counties estimates that its members have more than $12 billion worth of projects — including transportation, county and public health facilities, green energy, court buildings and flood control — ready to contract out within six to nine months.

Once the movement is completed, the muscle lets go and relaxes so that it is ready to contract again when needed.

First, because buyers from department stores and other retailers are in the audience, ready to sign contracts if they like what they see.

Boston Mayor Marty Walsh, who has backed the city's effort to host the games, said at a press conference Monday that he is not yet ready to sign a contract that leaves taxpayers on the hook for potential cost overruns if the Olympics are more expensive than projected, even if it means losing out on the opportunity to host the games.

"We are all ready to sign a contract".

Now, Jones informed Accorsi, he was ready to sign his contract.

Kodar, 75, told the New York Times two years ago that she was ready to sign the contract to finally bring the film to the big screen.

At that point, the broker said that his sellers were ready to sign the contract and that there would be no problem.

That was the one holding two bats near the cage at Charlotte Sports Park, about to play his second game in 29 months and apparently ready to sign a contract immediately.

A month earlier, and farther uptown, Cornelius Dufallo and Amy Kauffman, concert violinists with a 3-year-old daughter, had been ready to sign a contract for the sale of their bright two-bedroom apartment on the Upper West Side when they, too, had a change of heart.