Sentence examples for ready to suggest from inspiring English sources

Sometimes they seem ready to suggest that we all pack up and move to Lilliput.

I am not quite ready to suggest that Santorum would be a better nominee than Romney.

Wine lovers will have a field day, with the well-informed and imaginative staff ready to suggest a discovery of the moment from the book-length wine list.

She also suggested that women directors be persistent in raising gender issues in public and private, be "relentlessly pleasant," and be ready to suggest specific candidates for open positions.

Hilton has been uncharacteristically quiet on the matter, but – perhaps unsurprisingly – his rival US pop commentators are more than ready to suggest that the Perez brand itself is toxic.

Meaty, caramelized and tender, with its vibrant and buttery pan sauce, the pork was so good that my husband told me later he was ready to suggest we stock up on kimchi.

Certainly there is little in publicly available accounts to suggest ready access to that level of funds.

Stokes was generous with his advice and constantly creative, always ready to make improvements and to suggest new ways of doing things.

"He has shown no remorse and has done nothing to suggest he is ready to ask for forgiveness".

There was little to suggest that Rajagopal was ready to join them.

At present, though, there is inadequate evidence to suggest they will be ready by then.