Sentence examples for ready to host a from inspiring English sources
"Together with our partners in New Jersey, we'll be ready to host a first-class competition".
Pyne said he did not necessarily believe the club's membership was "ready" to host a United States Golf Association event even one or two decades ago.
When I talked with him, he was getting ready to host a big reception for his state's senior senator, Patrick Leahy.
Just further north, the copper-clad handball arena requires only minimal alterations — a new gym and a café — before it is ready to host a variety of events, from basketball matches to large Asian weddings.
Brazilian authorities face a race against time to complete the rebuilding of the Maracana if the iconic stadium is to be ready to host a friendly between Brazil and England on 2 June.
But while Brazil focuses on the football, the rest of the world simply wants to know whether this complicated, chaotic but utterly captivating country is ready to host a World Cup, let alone an Olympic Games two years later.
But is Iraq really ready to host an international tournament?
In the past, perhaps the women's game wasn't quite ready to host an occasion like this but with qualification for the World Cup now sealed, and against a top team like Germany, it should be an evening to savour.
As 2015 winds down, and Numbers get ready to host an insane looking party with the Hydra this weekend — with Jackmaster, Kornel Kovacs, Dennis Sulta, Sparky, Koreless, Mike Servito, Jay Daniel and Spencer himself all on the bill, you know this isn't your average Saturday night out— we sat down with Spencer for a quick run down of what he's been up to in 2015.
Hengdian keeps large expanses of farmland fallow, ready to host any army.
Bearing in mind incidents such as the attack of the Togo team during the recent African Cup of Nations, is an African nation ready to host such a major tournament?
