Sentence examples for ready to piece from inspiring English sources

For example, Loren Eiseley has found isolated passages written by Buffon suggesting he was almost ready to piece together a theory of natural selection, but such anticipations should not be taken out of the full context of the writings or of cultural values of the time which could make Darwinian ideas of evolution unthinkable.

Try window shopping when you are ready to pick out pieces.

No doubt America's ever-sophisticated financial markets will be ready to pick up the pieces.

In every downturn there are always people ready to pick up the pieces from those who got it wrong.

A crisply white small plane, dipping its wings to acknowledge a colorful "hello" spelled out in bedspreads on emerald hills, reminds us that the rest of the world, apparently spared from the epidemic, is now ready to pick up the pieces cheerfully.

And stand ready to pick up the pieces after November.

When nothing less will do than having a full-blown Wurlitzer in your own living room, a coterie of specialists stands ready to find and/or to piece together an instrument expressly for you.

When you are ready to spray, pick up the piece of hair that you want coloured.

You'll have a second chance to finally own that missed ready-to-wear piece, and no doubt appreciate the brand's intelligent use and reuse of its existing resources.

More editors are now ready to publish a piece exploring these issues, even if they do not think it will sell any more papers.

Finally, in December , 1975 Scott and Shange felt ready to present the piece to Scott's boss, the legendary impresario Joseph Papp Scottt first gave the script to Papp's wife, Gail, who worked as the director of play development for the New York Shakespeare Festival.