Sentence examples for ready to express a from inspiring English sources
I have only made two quick trips so far but I have found people in Liverpool, like those in my native Glasgow and in Belfast, where I spent time early in my journalistic career, are approachable and ready to express a view about politics.
Despite Barack Obama's encouraging though sober words on Thursday about the "moment of opportunity", it is hard to find people here ready to express any hopes or expectations of a successful outcome, even though opinion polls on both sides show a majority in favour of a two-state deal.
You don't need to be an actor, but be ready to express yourself in a "heightened reality" type of way.
If you are going to wear a blue tie for your job interview, be ready to express that you are a hardworking individual.
Now that we have an excellent mind-set ready to express ourselves honestly and confidently, we need to plan a date.
The creative class must be ready to express resistance at every turn with a Trump administration.
This week has seen the release of several highly anticipated movies and albums, and in their normal fashion, the critics were more than ready to express their distaste in them all with a fresh round of reviews.
Campo, lively and with a warm smile, seemed comfortable and ready to express his cascading and expansive thoughts on poetry and medicine and his plans for JAMA's poetry section.
Riding home to Newport, a town he loathed, Higginson was nevertheless ready to express gratitude that the newly fashionable resort stood no nearer to Amherst.
Meeting Dickinson for the first time in 1870, after eight years of correspondence, the colonel told his invalid wife he had never encountered anyone "who drained my nerve power so much". Riding home to Newport, a town he loathed, Higginson was nevertheless ready to express gratitude that the newly fashionable resort stood no nearer to Amherst.
When she met a young woman in her French class who was ready to express her views openly, Ms. Assabalani was stunned.
