Sentence examples for ready to enter into from inspiring English sources

Marina Berlusconi is said to be ready to enter into politics.

"We will declare a ceasefire as soon as Turkey says it is ready to enter into dialogue," says Rostam Judi, a PKK leader.

Still blissed out from summer, I was so not ready to enter into this annual frenzy, but the Steven Alan Annex was refreshingly free of pressure.

All it has said is that it is ready to enter into more detailed discussions with General John de Chastelain, head of the international body set up to oversee the decommissioning of weapons.

Few expect it to do so in the foreseeable future, but Israel has said it is ready to enter into regional arms control talks if its security concerns are addressed.

One of the surprises of the clerical sexual abuse crisis is that the archbishop of Vienna, Cardinal Christoph Schönborn, has emerged as an outspoken commentator, ready to enter into areas of controversy that others do not reach.

He told Chapman to be ready to enter in the seventh inning. .

On 28 August, Halifax telegraphed the British ambassador in Warsaw: "His Majesty's government earnestly hope that Polish government will authorise them to inform German government that Poland is ready to enter at once into direct discussion with Germany".

As any high school teacher will attest, one of the most rewarding aspects of teaching at the secondary level is watching your students enter freshmen year as children and year-by-year grow into young adults ready to enter a challenging, confusing, and demanding world.

"Are you ready to enter the holy portal?" he asked.

6 12 Horses are getting ready to enter the gate.