Sentence examples for ready to latch from inspiring English sources

Primed for triumph, they were ready to latch onto a symbol of what they believed would be a joyous finale to the war.

With its hind legs clutching grass or a leaf, the tick sits patiently, holding its pincerlike front legs extended, ready to latch onto an unsuspecting mammal that happens by.

Many ticks lie in wait for their hosts in the questing position, holding onto vegetation with their hind pairs of legs and stretching out the front pairs, ready to latch on to a passing person or animal.

And with "Prey" due out as a movie soon, Luddites everywhere could be ready to latch on to a sequel to the GM hysteria.But considering that governments around the world spent $2 billion on nanotech research last year, Dr Smalley need not worry unduly about nanotechnology's hold over the scientific establishment and those who finance it.

But, for those who've never experienced it, imagine being constantly trailed by a furious, vindictive squid, ready at any moment to latch on to your skull and squirt your brain full of cold black ink.

I'm confident and ready to nurse, but he doesn't want to latch.

Investors see SpotHero's rapid growth as a major opportunity to latch on to and believe the company's leadership is ready to tackle all of the logistical problems associated with parking a car.

The World Trade Organization was something to latch onto.

For many, the law is something to latch on to.

It was like an adolescent thing — when you need somebody to latch onto, you reach out and latch onto them".

We have to latch on to that.