Sentence examples for ready to prey from inspiring English sources

Trim moustached European waiters, ready to prey on unsuspecting English girls on Parisian holidays.

In contrast to depictions of the devil in Dante's day as a cunning foe ready to prey on human weakness, his Lucifer is strikingly modern, a metaphor for nothingness, all hype and menace but no delivery.

It's fast-paced, highly iterative and there are always other startups ready to prey on your stumbles or sluggishness.

Too much water will weaken the shoots and attract predators such as garden slugs or other pests ready to prey on your lilies.

He stakes out a house -- the wrong one, as it happens -- and gets ready to ambush his prey.

Once locked onto a target, red-tails attack in a long, graceful dive, feet outstretched ready to pluck their prey from the ground in one continuous, sweeping motion.

Then the snake can fast for months, even a year, without losing muscle mass or showing any ill effects, ready to ambush new prey.

As I knelt and peered into the water I could see a drama unfolding, as a predatory nymph stalked tadpoles among the water weeds, ready to impale its prey with needle-sharp jaws.

Auman means "animal's roar", and their music is wild, dirty and full of energy - like a tiger deep in the Sumatra jungle that is ready to eat its prey.

Hundreds of reporters swarmed in like vultures ready to attack innocent prey.

Look like you are ready to hunt your prey down.