Sentence examples for ready to run for from inspiring English sources
Everyone's hungry, everyone's ready to run for him and play for him".
By 1944 she was ready to run for Congress from a Los Angeles district with a large minority population.
If the governor were getting ready to run for president, Mr. Salter said, he would be on a diet.
In 2007, when she was getting ready to run for President, she opposed the Iraq surge, which Keane strongly supported.
Only hours earlier, Mr. Berlusconi said that he was ready to run for office again, promising to bring the change Italy needed.
Vodka Bleu has not been seen for nearly two years but it seems safe to say that he is ready to run for his life.
"Ready to Run," from "Fly" (1999), for example, depicts domesticity as imprisonment: "When my momma says I look good in white, I'm gonna be ready this time, oh yeah — ready, ready, ready, ready... ready to run".
Jockey Brian Crowley leans over to adjust his stirrup, Arcadius looks ready to run, eager for the race to start, but totally at ease.
The Republicans are back in control of the House, ready to run interference for the rich as recklessly and belligerently as ever.
The next time we put it all back together, it will have the skin panels glued and riveted in position, and we'll be getting ready to run it for the first time.
It's fine for celebrities and famous people to indulge in brand-building and release dedicated software for that purpose (although I still can't really wrap my head around why people download them) but the fact that Samsung is putting this out, and as a Galaxy exclusive no less, nearly has me ready to run screaming for the hills.
