Sentence examples for ready to read a from inspiring English sources
I was ready to read a hatchet job but was pleasantly surprised to find it fair and balanced.
Get ready to read a lot more about V.C.U.'s Shaka Smart (thirty-three) and Butler's Brad Stevens (thirty-four, looks eighteen).
They say Ms. Fenumiai is making things up as she goes along, too ready to read a vote for Ms. Murkowski.
People are not ready to read a book about all the misery of the third world, and I don't blame them".
But I cannot help but think that without the audacity of Achebe's belief that the world was ready to read a story of Africa, by an African, from his own perspective, our literary landscape would be condemned to a bleak monochrome.
Hopefully it'll stay there for a while, because the only place left to go from here is on to the babies themselves, and I'm not sure I'm ready to read a report about how my little boy managed to pour his curves into an ironic Superman babygrow just yet.
She implemented four major initiatives: Take Time For Kids, an awareness campaign to educate parents and caregivers on parenting; family literacy, through cooperation with the Barbara Bush Foundation for Family Literacy, she urged Texas communities to establish family literacy programs; Reach Out and Read, a pediatric reading program; and Ready to Read, an early childhood educational program.
Now that foreign affairs have come home to the United States in the most crushing of ways, are they ready to read an account of foreign policy and its makers by one of the most astute writers in the trade?
He was keenly interested in Jung, whom he was reading in Afghanistan, together with an eclectic library of writers, including Robert Pirsig, whose "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance" he was getting ready to read for a third time.
Ready to read "William and Kate: A Royal Love Story" by Christopher Andersen once again?
After rehearsing at dinner tables and in front of mirrors, students turned up in the auditorium on the big day, ready to read before a panel of judges made up of teachers and administrators.
