Sentence examples for ready to think about from inspiring English sources

O'Neal told ESPN in a televised interview that he wasn't ready to think about or to forgive the Rangers who fired at him and Tillman.

It isn't even close to ready to think about what older adults want.

"At some later date," Williams added, "I'll be ready to think about competing with men.

Are they ready to think about what and who and how they want to be in the world?

Everyone else lies In their own or their lovers' warmth, Not ready to think about the day.

I haven't been back for 10 years and I feel like I'm just ready to think about Israel now.

Moses told me that the ninety-one-year-old Doar had been ill, but now he was feeling better and was ready to think seriously about the papers.

A Russia ready to think creatively about the elements of a new strategic bargain would also help those on Mr Bush's team who would prefer to have such a stability-preserving deal; there are others, frankly, who would rather press on regardless of Russia.

And we watched Charles and his sons celebrate 40 years of the Prince's Trust with Ant and Dec. Yet republicans are confident that an underestimated, largely unheard chunk of the population – a majority, they believe – is ready to think seriously about change in the year the Queen turns 90.

Alongside such training, those pursuing this career should have a passion for social justice and be ready to think critically about how society-level decisions impact individual health, says Jennifer Orsi, a data analyst at Walgreens in Deerfield, Illinois, who previously worked as an epidemiologist at SUHI.

So, I was ready to think positively about this audition.