Sentence examples for ready to miss from inspiring English sources

If not, get ready to miss them when they're gone..

"If you're a 20 handicap, you should be ready to miss more than three-fourths of all greens," LaBauve said.

Not ready to miss a trick, the five Wolfgang Puck Las Vegas restaurants have invented a cocktail in celebration of the day.

By the time he got around to "The Star-Spangled Banner," Mos Def seemed ready to miss an opportunity for provocation, and he did.

In any case, there is already an eager set of freshers waiting in the wings, ready to miss lectures, down Jagerbombs and refuse to clean their bedsits for our amusement.

It was a busy week as the Summer Lull appears ready to miss its entrance entirely and keep the current news cyclone spinning straight into the fall.

The mom-to-be wrote some LOL-worthy responses to recurrent questions and remarks like, "You're so big!" and "Are you excited?" "UR BABY LOOKS READY TO DROP!" "THANKS MISS, UR PANTS LOOK HEMMED AT A WEIRD LENGTH" Good talk.

I now find it's irresponsible for me to miss a 'Ready, Set, Pause' meeting with myself". There's a story told of a legendary lumberjack who meets a cocky young lumberjack one day and challenged him to a competition.

It's a historical story you do not want to miss! Get ready to be in spirit and inspired~.

And the apparent willingness to amend electoral laws suggests one ready to legitimise Miss Suu Kyi's party, the National League for Democracy NLDD), which is at present technically illegal.Three amendments are envisaged.

This sequence is a little confusing; the craft are hard to spot without zooming in your camera view, but then you're too close to survey the area properly, so its easy to miss the jets readying for take off.