Sentence examples for ready to keep up from inspiring English sources

Yet the critics of the day were often not ready to keep up with, let alone accept, such avant-garde theories of art's purpose, subject matter, and style.

But its developers say that they weren't quite ready to keep up with the site's growth, nor could they adapt quickly enough to encourage new waves of users.

Once you've hit the right buttons, you have to be ready to keep up with the pace or you'll miss your opportunity.

Kids have a lot of energy, be ready to keep up with them.

DeWinter admits he misses some trappings of a traditional campus but says he's ready to make that sacrifice to keep up his accelerated pace.

The singer must always be ready, he has to keep studying to keep up to date and have a personal life without burdens.

Clearly, the Dots/betaworks team is ready to iterate as quickly as possible to keep up momentum.

As long as consumers clamor to keep up with everything Kardashian, there will be a ready audience for this program.

Only when you feel they are ready to maintain this task on their own, should you feel they will be able to keep up in their diapering duties.

The U.S. is prepared to keep up the pressure on Pyongyang, the official added, until the North Koreans are ready. .

Going back to football again, one of the wide receivers in the Super Bowl said he got to the Super Bowl early and was just catching balls for three hours beforehand and he was ready to keep it up when the game started.