Sentence examples for ready to sting from inspiring English sources

While many members of the Beyhive are ready to sting because they feel Queen B was robbed during last night's awards by Adele, most were assuaged by Adele's heartfelt acceptance speeches for "Song of the Year" and "Album of the Year" that were really tributes to the musical icon and her cinematic album, "Lemonade".

The sequence of predation noted here is comparable to the one typically described for generalist ground-nesting ponerine ants; however, like for other arboreal ponerine species, the phase of antennal palpation was reduced to a simple contact immediately followed by the seizure of the prey body, with the gaster already bent, ready to sting.

Republicans appear ready to try to sting the new ticket from the start by showing images of Mr. Bush's recent appearances before troops in Reno, Nev., and at Fort Lewis, Wash., where Mr. Bush's filmmakers had a golden opportunity to capture images for a commercial: Mr. McCain praising Mr. Bush's "moral clarity" and "firm resolve".

Journalism: to sting or not to sting?

This has got to sting.

That's got to sting a little".

And he meant it to sting.

This one's going to sting.

That's got to sting Trump.

But losing to Cerberus has to sting.

Bees when I wanted to sting somebody".