Sentence examples for ready to flash from inspiring English sources

Some of these will be manned, not only by doctors, but also by amateur radio operators, who will be in communication by walkie-talkie with hams scattered up & down the Avenue, ready to flash instant notice of any misadventure.

He believes the Web is finally ready to ditch Flash for documents.

We are ready to enable Flash in the browser on these devices if and when Apple chooses to allow that for its users, but to date we have not had the required cooperation from Apple to make this happen.

Adopt dulcet tones and always be ready to listen, not lecture, and to flash a smile.

If it starts to flash, get your spare bulb ready.

The video then tells the viewer, "Now that you're in it, the campaign is ready to go;" flashes Cosmopolitan covers from around the world and encourages the viewer to share the video via Facebook and Twitter.

Ready to get your flash on anyway?

Motorola/Adobe weren't ready to show off Flash functionality when we checked out the device last week — but by the looks of this video, they've got a pretty-dang-functional Beta version of it under lock and key somewhere.

You have to be ready to catch the flash in the dark, though, because it only passes once.

The showroom and even the carpeted storage area has all sorts of machines, ready to ping, bleep and flash colorful lights.

Three hours later, they were silhouetted against Rob Wolin's set evoking Manhattan, Maria on the fire escape, the Jets and Sharks ready to rumble and Anita flashing her skirts and singing about the Isle of Manhattan.