Sentence examples for ready to project from inspiring English sources

When you're ready to project the iPhone to the computer, you double-press the Home button.

"Crazy linguists are ready to project many things into languages," she said by phone from Amsterdam, where she lives.

"Clark, more than any other military officer of his rank, was ready to project power in this murky area that we call peacekeeping, or nation-building, or humanitarian intervention," Richard Holbrooke said recently.

Made of beautifully finished wood, the giant horn sits beside two others of its kind, each pointed in a different direction, looking as though they are ready to project, or perhaps capture sounds from different corners of the woods.

Both see themselves as global players, ready and willing to project expeditionary force.

They have been put into a time-line on the laptop and are now ready to be projected on the big screen in the Health Information Centre in Ashgabat.

Ultimately, material-supply driven crew job schedules in correspondence with particular objectives and implementation strategies can be generated, ready to guide project execution.

We are ready to consider projects of transshipping cargo, but not the leasing or renting ports with the Chinese.

After all, when you go into the office and see your employees' smiling faces (or grumpy frowns) you know they're at work, ready to tackle projects.

Assuming another project is adjoined ready to start, a project that will be a winner or something.

Participants who were willing to pay for a text messaging project were more likely to be willing to participate and to be ready to own the project.