Sentence examples for ready to put into from inspiring English sources

"I think that pitch is ready to put into activity on Tuesday," Warthen said.

"Ready to put into practice the truth that it is only when working people succeed, that Britain succeeds".

But none of these was ready to put into the hands of the eager press or any other CES attendees.

A new breed of Islamic leadership is ready to put into practice faith-based principles in a setting of tolerance and unity.

Ten months later I had a draft ready to put into the hands of my agent, and then my editor, grateful for their ability to guide me.

"They've basically put out an app that isn't ready to put into beta testing, never mind ready for Brexit," said one German national, who lectures in medieval history at Bristol University.

Philippa Ryan, cryptocurrency expert and member of the Standards Australia Blockchain Technical Committee, told ABC that she thinks the unique opportunity will appeal to "the more sophisticated investors who probably have done their research into crypto and are ready to put it into something of bricks and mortar.

"This visit will show that we have passed from one era in which the United States did not recognize the dimensions of Colombia's problems into another in which the United States is ready to put teeth into an effort that we must make together".

With everything from the initial idea to the final testing in-house, the idea never leaves the lab until Wilson is ready to put it into production, diminishing the risk of others gaining insight into intellectual property.

They're not ready to put East Germany into a museum.

They stood in one end zone, Faneca in the middle, ready to put paper into practice.