Sentence examples for ready to name a from inspiring English sources

Mr. Chávez said he had been ready to name a new ambassador in Washington, but put it on hold after the new American president accused him of "exporting terrorism" and being an obstacle to progress in the region.

There was some consternation when the Administration floated a trial balloon which was prominently picked up by the Washington Post's Ezra Klein, whose headline asked "Will Erskine Bowles be our next Treasury Secretary?" Klein wrote that "as of today, I'm ready to name a frontrunner, at least if Barack Obama is re-elected: Erskine Bowles".

He wasn't ready to name any names just yet, though.

A beauty queen, once the mistress of a top general, was identified as an agent for drugs barons but now ready to name names.

He had gathered evidence about stadium deals and declared that he was ready to name names and shame the shameless.

When I left we were ready to name suspects, but he seems not to have progressed from that stage".

"We're talking with other schools, but we're not ready to name them yet," he added.

Scott was not yet ready to name Kittles the starter over Lucious Harris against Charlotte, saying he would disclose his decision to the players Tuesday morning.

She said she understood that Mr. Bloomberg would be ready to name two interim members, but not all eight of his board members, by next week.

Mr. Fogel was not ready to name them, he said, until they had sorted out just what they were signing up for.

Analysis of the skull and other remains at Dmanisi suggests that scientists have been too ready to name separate species of human ancestors in Africa.