Sentence examples for ready to get by from inspiring English sources

The government had hoped that, by now, domestic firms would have absorbed all they needed to know from the foreigners about making and selling world-class cars, and be ready to get by without them.But the success of the joint ventures has made the Chinese firms complacent.

As a result, last Monday's announcement that the final bids for the 30-year contract must be submitted by April should feel like good news; a project designed to regenerate the wider Liverpool area will finally have an engineering team selected and ready to get building by the summer.

I wanted her to watch me life coach to both see if I – a chump who had been on a two-day introductory course – was ready to get paid by the public, and what she – a qualified professional – would do.

I wanted her to watch me life coach to both see if I – a chump who had been on a two-day introductory course – was ready to get paid by the public, and what she – a qualified professional – would do.

It's the result of a project the two began together three years ago, which helps explain why the car will be ready to get to customers by 2018.

"We got ready to get him right out of Donetsk by land, by sea or by air," he said.

"We got ready to get him right out of Donetsk by land, by sea, or by air," Putin says in the documentary's trailer, entitled Homeward Bound.

And now that the company has more than 3 million subscribers — with a $10 per month subscription cost — it's ready to get a little bit more aggressive by getting directly into e-commerce.

Even before you begin your site, registering your domain allows it to get indexed by search engines ready to get content.

I'm ready to do what I need to get by".

By "priming" the dick, I know that it's ready to go by the time I get to the actual sucking.