Sentence examples for ready to launch a from inspiring English sources

Then again, Justice may not be ready to launch a PR blitz.

What if he really is ready to launch a war to "take out" Saddam Hussein?

He is always ready to launch a contested 3-pointer off the dribble with 18 seconds on the shot clock.

By 917 she and Edward were ready to launch a massive joint assault on the Danish positions.

" "We're getting ready to launch a new line in California this winter, and hope to go national with it very soon," she said.

The militias, drawn from units across Libya, are ready to launch a new offensive unless local leaders allow them back in – and round up war crimes suspects.

I'm about ready to launch an intercontinental ballistic missile in here.

Christine Aubry, an agronomist at France's National Institute for Agricultural Research (Inra), has identified "265 groups ready to launch an Amap but unable to find suppliers".

Stoke said on Thursday night they had not been approached about any specific case of abuse but were ready to launch an investigation into any allegation raised.

His plan was to render the Tories electable again by making them seem more likable, more socially liberal, and less ready to launch an assault on public spending of the kind that had been the Party's hallmark under Thatcher.

And as if that isn't enough, WinSenga say they are almost ready to launch an Android version of their application, and will then start work on a version for iOS.