Sentence examples for ready to demonstrate from inspiring English sources

"Emotionally, I wasn't there -- I wasn't ready to demonstrate," Lee recalls.

"We have an expert ready to demonstrate that Mark was pushed or thrown off the balcony.

Still, they said, they were ready to demonstrate their desire for peace and denuclearization.

And from the look on his face, he might have been ready to demonstrate what he meant.

On the roof-top terrace, a few craftsmen sit with their tools, ready to demonstrate their work to interested visitors.

At one surreal moment during the live national news conference, Northam appeared ready to demonstrate the moonwalk but was dissuaded by his wife, Pam.

Gómez draws on extensive data and case studies and argues that leaders aspiring to build their reputations among elite nations have a ready way to demonstrate their status through quick and effective public health responses; those who scorn the international community tend to react slowly and ineffectively to the same type of crises.

Corporations find donations to the Red Cross a ready way to demonstrate they care: The organization has already raised millions from JPMorgan, Exxon Mobil, Chevron, Dow Chemical and others for its Harvey efforts.

Organized labour had virtually doubled in size during the war, and the unions were ready and willing to demonstrate their new strength by staging major auto, steel, and transportation strikes.

Have examples of your accomplishments ready to discuss, to demonstrate your ability to do the job.

The NYT's report cites "people briefed on the device" as the source of the information, and says that it simply "was not ready to be demonstrated".