Sentence examples for ready to plug from inspiring English sources

So everyone wants employees out of college or technical schools who are as ready to plug and play as possible.

Down the line they went, adding enzymes, including six from rats, in order to craft a molecule that emerged ready to plug pain receptors in the brain.

One offering involves putting 1,500 server computers into a 40-foot truck trailer, ready to plug in from a parking lot, Mr. Gargan said.

Rear fuselages made in Hamburg were supposed to arrive in Toulouse with all their wiring ready to plug into the forward parts coming in from factories in north and west France.

Hostels are "good for young businesspeople like me who are ready to plug in anywhere but don't want to spend all evening alone in the bedroom," Mr. van 't Wout, 30, said.

After tanking up with toner (called "dry imager" by Xerox), hooking on the output tray and loading the paper bin, I was ready to plug in the copier/printer.

Many of the world's ports are joining a U.S.-led effort to manually inspect containers considered high risk; but at the same time, a host of technologies are being readied to plug this security hole.

The startup funding was largely tied to capital costs, so there was little ready cash to plug gaps.

Most electric fireplaces are ready made to plug in to a standard 110 household outlet.

Until now, governments have not readied themselves to plug holes on the ocean floor.

When a customer is ready to pay, plug the PayPal Card Reader into your device's audio jack.