Sentence examples similar to ready to monitor their from inspiring English sources

But as with all these kids, you just try to monitor their progress and be ready to make a decision when it's time for the draft.

Zimmer told The Creators Project that their cameras are ready to monitor the public in new locations.

By the evening of Sept. 11, Jones was ready to monitor every emergency-room bed in the state.

Imagine how much worse it'd be if your smartwatch – primed and ready to monitor every aspect of your physical wellbeing – started yelling: "WARNING!

The EBU still has some time to speak out – and to get ready to monitor events after Eurovision, when the international spotlight will have shifted but local journalists and activists will be at their most vulnerable.

You may be under the impression that, as an 18-year-old legal adult capable of voting for a president and fighting in a war, you are ready to monitor your own sunscreen application without your mother's input.

Prof Pam Sammons, co-author of the report, said: "There is no silver bullet that alone can make a difference but a combination of good schools and pre-schools, the right home learning environment and supportive teachers ready to monitor progress and provide good feedback can all ensure that bright but disadvantaged students get the chance of a good university education.

Image caption Firefighters get ready to monitor the fire's progress through the night.

The Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe told BBC News it stood ready to monitor the withdrawal but needed the sides to provide details of weapon locations, withdrawal routes and eventual storage areas.

Depending on the shape and cut of your beef, it could take 1 1/2 to 2 1/2 hours, so be ready to monitor it's progress.

Italy has said it is ready to help monitor a ceasefire and train local armed forces to try and halt Libya's slide into chaos.