Sentence examples for ready to draw a from inspiring English sources
In 1985, some time after he was released from prison, Smith was ready to draw a political moral which resonated with me at least: "Thatcherism … could reasonably be described as legalised Poulsonism.
Brittain is still training and seems likely to be back next season at the age of 80. Hannon is only 68 but he has spent months giving out all sorts of hints that he is finally ready to draw a line under a 43-year career.
But with the FBI now mounting its own investigation, the rest of the country may be ready to draw a different conclusion.
As a member of that august body for some 30 years, I was in the audience that night... and remember him saying that in a way he resented the award, "because I am not ready to draw a line under my acting career yet".
Representative Rush Holt, the New Jersey Democrat who has followed the anthrax case closely and requested this week's briefing from the F.B.I., said in an interview that he was not ready to draw any firm conclusions about the investigation.
Of the Matisse, she said, "We are not ready to draw any final conclusions".
But General Parker said he was not yet ready to draw any conclusions from the appearance of silica in the anthrax sample in the Daschle letter.
So on a recent Friday afternoon, several dozen residents gathered at a refurbished mill, ready to draw up a battle plan for a war of words and actions that they hope will help reshape Lawrence's battered image.
"Clothes did not matter to Dr. McCulloch, and his clothes were often covered with chalk, which he often held in his mouth, ready to draw diagrams on a blackboard to push an idea to the extreme to see where it would take you," said Dr. Bernstein, who now is executive director of the Global H.I.V. Vaccine Enterprise in New York City.
Next spring two reservoirs in the huge new Delaware system will be ready to draw on and a third will be ready to draw on and a third will be ready early in 1954.
Disaster came to the Rockaways yesterday just as its residents seemed ready to draw their first easy breaths after a long march of grief and memorials for the firefighters and Wall Street strivers who perished on Sept. 11.
