Sentence examples for ready to survive from inspiring English sources

But state-supported Italian opera was no more ready to survive in London than in Vienna, and eventually Da Ponte determined to try his luck in America, the young country whose ideals had drawn him from his days as an upstart elegist in Venice.

Rob, you on the nightshift, Selve on Twitter, Sawyer, Copestake, Robinson, Millings, Naylor, Hazelhurst, all we need now are Torvalds and Davies and we have the full XI pretty much in attendance, all ready to survive on nerve endings until we collapse like a Cypriot banking stock somewhere around 4am.

They don't feel that I am ready to survive on my own.

The majority of GE crops are "Roundup Ready," designed to survive heavy and repeated spraying with Monsanto's Roundup weedkiller.

They have survived Ebola and are getting ready to go home.

Constructed from sturdy aluminum and reinforced with zinc hinges and a magnesium alloy palm rest, it is also road-ready and able to survive everyday bumps and thumps.

But the Democrats who now control both Congress and the White House appear ready to allow it to survive rather than derail a consumer-friendly credit card measure that Mr. Obama is eager to sign as Congress heads off for a Memorial Day recess.

"As an immigrant, whatever I start, I was ready to do my best to survive".

But the ones it has left standing are about as resistant to herbicide as the company's Roundup Ready crops, which are designed to survive repeated applications of the agribusiness giant's own Roundup herbicide.

In 1996, the company introduced Roundup Ready crops, which are engineered to survive application of Roundup and allow for the pesticide to be applied in greater amounts and more frequently.

Mr. Darabont said that the comics presented a ready-made narrative about people trying to survive extreme situations in which zombies were a facet but not the focus.