Sentence examples for ready to rise from inspiring English sources

There are sleeper cells ready to rise up against them.

[New York Post] Water rates – up 78 percent since 2005 – are getting ready to rise again.

Americans are more than ready to rise up and give him their support.

Instead, think of Davis as a binding agent; the final, leavening ingredient in a recipe gone years without one, on a team ready to rise.

"But an army nonetheless, ready to rise up in the best of causes, to put right an injustice as old as humanity itself.

Maintaining the momentum of the Foundation following Prescott's passing was always going to be tough but league had plenty who were ready to rise the challenge.

Yet, as I move on to Colombia, I already have a group of eager volunteers ready to rise to the challenge.

Backing a financial transaction tax to help the world's poorest would show our leaders are ready to rise to the challenge".

They are ready for India to rise, to grow from an elephant to a tiger.

Yet, the funds themselves are also less likely to invest in early-stage scientific ventures, partly because of limited partner's reluctance to do so, but partly also because venture capitalists may not be fully ready and able to rise to the challenges of untangling the intricacy that investing in scientific ventures in their notional, blue-skies stage of development.

He asked whether people were ready for interest rates to rise, although he was at pains to say that they are not about to.