Sentence examples for ready to get on with from inspiring English sources

Are you ready to get on with making them now?

"It finally could signal, 'O.K, we're ready to get on with the project,"' he said.

As he entered the door be muttered "right" as if ready to get on with his day.

The seemingly picayune focus on these words has tried the patience of Bush administration officials who are ready to get on with disarming President Saddam Hussein of Iraq.

The trip comes at the point when most players are ready to get on with the season, and the exhibition schedule drags.

Shorten will say the ALP recognises what needs to be done to drive the transition in the energy system, "and we are ready to get on with it".

Regardless, the throwback stylings throughout the whole video from the music, to the costumes, to the stop-motion techniques congeal into one epic, retro journey that we're ready to get on board with.

The duo quickly discovered that barbershop owners have already realized how technology has helped other industries increase their profits, and are ready to get on board with this whole technology thing.

It was why he was ready to get on the phone with Lee, or Carl Crawford, or whomever.

We were fully staffed, getting ready to get on the air with ads".

"They're ready to get on board".