Sentence examples for ready to summon from inspiring English sources

The fingers of mature hands reach out with familiar ease, ready to summon the holy music of Duke Ellington.

Losing the free-spirited Hunter Pence to a broken right ulna bone is a tough, but he'll be back and ready to summon his special brand of baseball by May.

By my third day, as we ended it at the World of Color, the nighttime extravaganza of light, water and projections (enhanced, perhaps, by dinner at a high-end restaurant that included much wine), I was ready to summon my dubious friend west.

Once you have 6 pieces of remedy+, you're ready to summon Doomtrain.

But I do know this: while a crisis is a terrible thing to waste, so too is a great politician, with a natural gift for oratory, a rare knack for bringing people together, and a nation, particularly its youth, ready to be summoned and to serve.

As such, it stands ever ready to be summoned forth whenever new guidelines are needed, subordinate ends conflict, or existing laws require amendment, refinement, or further elaboration.

if the opponent only has one monster, try to have another powerful monster on standby ready to be summoned for direct damage.

Arizona's disabled list was littered with nine players, including Randy Johnson, Curt Schilling, Tony Womack, Craig Counsell, Matt Mantei and Junior Spivey, meaning the Diamondbacks had to summon their supposedly not-ready-for-prime-time minor leaguers and hope the season would not be damaged any further.

Torre wanted to summon Quantrill, but Quantrill was not ready, so he briefly stuck with Vazquez.

With the Ordainers ready to present their programme of reform, Edward had to summon a parliament.

The appellate panel agreed with Judge Korman that "the city did not act with reasonable care when it allowed a single pilot to operate the Staten Island ferry without at least one person in or near the pilothouse, aware of the navigational circumstances, and ready to render or summon assistance in the event of an emergency".