Sentence examples for ready to occupy from inspiring English sources

The first apartments will be ready to occupy in spring 2008.

Some have questioned Cameron's claim that there are 70,000 rebel ground troops ready to occupy territory held by Isis.

The other looked ready to occupy, but far underneath the seats, metal beams were scattered, an assortment of parts apparently waiting to be put together.

But such force is advisable only when that army is liable to win – rarely the case against AK47s – and when it is ready to occupy territory indefinitely.

"When they were getting ready to occupy Iraq, the Iraqi regime issued a call to help the people of Iraq, so people answered the call".

"Yes, we need to know whether the vice president is ready to occupy the highest office, can handle a crisis and be trusted with the nuclear codes.

In recent years in Greenwich, as elsewhere, many developers have made a great deal of money buying up empty lots or teardowns and building enormous speculative ready-to-occupy mansions.

Most independent voters may not be ready to take up signs and occupy the local park, but neither are they feeling especially warmly toward Wall Street speculators and bonus-gobbling chief executives at the moment, and the Bain narrative casts Mr. Romney in exactly this light.

The United States should have had a much larger military force ready to actually occupy Iraq and restore order.

By the second issue she said yes. "She found a niche that was ready to be occupied; she was ready to take her clothes off and be seen as a sexual person," said Nico Nergadze, the magazine's editor at the time.

In present circumstances, that means the Western powers must be ready to take over the responsibility for governing the region once it has been occupied.