Sentence examples for ready to stage from inspiring English sources

But the bombing on Wednesday could be a sign that insurgents are ready to stage more ambitious strikes there.

Ed Clark told The Nation that libertarians were getting ready to stage "a very big tea party," because people were "sick to death" of taxes.

But now some eager enthusiasts are set to prove him wrong, with a fan-made show of their own ready to stage in London next year.

According to the agricultural cooperative in the province, which is north of Bangkok, more than 1,000 farmers have experienced similar problems and were getting ready to stage coordinated protests with farmers in other provinces.

There is one overriding reality: the Chinese capital is not ready to stage the games.Mr Freeman, in his rebuttal, says that athletes are trying to use the pollution to gain an advantage.

Essentially, two World Cups ended Sunday, one with Spain winning on the field, the other with South Africa prevailing by most accounts on a referendum about whether it was ready to stage the world's most popular sporting event.

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Once done, the home — which Schaeffer spent about $30,000 to stage — was ready for its second debut.

France is ready, willing and apparently eager to stage a 32-team World Cup tournament in 1998.

But appearances and all that – this is not a man ready to exit stage right.

"I got a clear sense that he was ready to exit stage right," he recalled.