Sentence examples for ready to model from inspiring English sources

After three months off--spent learning Tai Chi in Jamaica--Wesson is again ready to model.

With non-harvest (status quo), as a background, we are now ready to model forest development under four alternative harvest-replanting scenarios.

To keep fans grounded in their flesh, Dr. Sketchy's Art School will be on hand with real, live glamorous underground performers in a variety of sexy costumes ready to model for budding artists.

She of the signature mole, who turns 50 on Feb. 20, took to Instagram to clarify remarks she made in United Airlines Hemispheres Rhapsodyy magazine -- remarks that said she was ready to "move on" from modeling.

When considering whether to buy brand new or secondhand you need to decide if you want a challenge or a ready to run model.

"Ready to use" models might not be flexible enough to reflect such large changes.

The Aussie label's designer Sue Di Chio was inspired by the classic Bond girl, but we think she might have watched "Tron," too: for one look, long cutout sleeves in a black and white grid print met a turquoise crop top to form a suit so racer sleek we were ready to believe models were on their way to actually surf the Internet.

River Raisin Models released a ready-to-run model in S scale (1 64) of both the Pioneer Zephyr (in three- and four-car configurations) and the similar Flying Yankee, in 2005.

These cells provide a convenient ready-to-access model that offers enormous potential in clinical regenerative medicine and disease modelling.

Although not yet 'ontologised' (organisationally frozen as the stable information model), it still stands as the clearest, simplest, and most ready-to-implement model for integrating European biobanks' databases.

For those willing to be a little less hands-on, Diamond Select Toys & Collectibles, a company in Timonium, Md., that specializes in science fiction and comic-book novelties, has just begun selling a ready-to-use model for about $2,700.