Sentence examples for ready to keep the from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, the roof stood ready to keep the men's quarterfinals dry, if not unstartled.

And the next generation is already in place, ready to keep the crown at home.

Nevertheless, Mr. Sokol appears ready to keep the issue alive and wage a fight against Berkshire and his onetime boss.

Though he came up through the movement's ranks as a volunteer, the chief minister of Gujarat has been ready to keep the RSS at arm's length.

But the foundation of peace is to have a military ready to keep the peace -- ready for every danger, equal to every challenge.

There simply aren't reliable, effective and impartial Iraqi forces ready to keep the cities safe, nor are they likely to exist any time soon.

Three years and a handful of dust storms later, they're back online and ready to keep exploring the surface of the Red Planet.

Labour's Sir Richard said he was ready to keep representing the wishes of voters in the city.

However, the ministry also repeated that China respected and upheld the freedom of navigation and overflight and that China was ready to keep resolving the disputes peacefully through talks with states directly concerned.

A future indefinite strike is another matter: are both camps ready to keep raising the stakes?

We're all family and while we have been more than ready to keep people on the "black" side of the color line by any association, genetically, with African ancestry, it brings us all up short when someone "fakes" going to the other side.