Sentence examples for ready to dedicate from inspiring English sources

He apologized for flirting with a presidential bid over the last six months and then backing away, but said he had concluded that he was not ready to dedicate himself to the "all-consuming effort" a campaign would require.

Wade is now ready to dedicate himself to his studies, for a while at least.

Am I ready to dedicate time and energy to growing as a business owner?

By the end of the night, five different teams were created, each ready to dedicate the weekend to bring their innovative ideas into reality.

Still, Schreier said that if students don't already have "the one idea that they're ready to dedicate their life to," then working at a startup is great preparation: "There's no better way to learn how to be a founder".

After completing some other work, I was ready to dedicate myself to her case.

Though it can be a self-selecting group, he advises: People who are willing to go and seek therapy, or hypnosis, may be more dedicated and ready to commit to those practices.

With a dedicated staff McKenzie Roller Rink will be ready to give excellent customer service and would like to see continued growth in dedicated customers.

That doesn't mean it's ready to give up, though: it just launched a new Web site dedicated to videos — www.mtvmusic.com.

A Sony VP said his company expects demand for such batteries to grow drastically in the years to come, adding big S is ready to build dedicated plants in Japan and elsewhere if necessary.

-- made King out to sound like "an arrogant twit," poet Maya Angelou famously complained last summer, when the memorial was getting ready to be dedicated.