Sentence examples for ready to touch from inspiring English sources

"Are you guys ready to touch ground?" Mr. Shapiro asked.

I assemble the dynamite but I am not ready to touch off the fuse.

"He is not talking about the fundamental reforms in Medicare and Medicaid that we need, and he is not ready to touch Social Security," says Walker, referring to Obama's latest budget.

Yet for better or worse, it has served as a last- or first-ditch way for issues that politicians aren't yet ready to touch — whether the tax rebellion of the 1970s (Prop 13) or medical marijuana in the 1990s (Prop 215) — to win a hearing and a vote and then go on to change the political conversation across the country.

So far, they've got "about a dozen" all lined up and ready to touch your mind in weird and unwholesome ways.

Detail is exceptional, with all the available apps ready to touch on the front and a sleek gray/metal back, why would you even buy a real iPhone when you can get this?

Telezoo.com, the latest Web-based reseller of phone and Internet services, says it's ready to reach out and touch small business.

At the start of each trial subjects first placed their finger on a red dot and, as soon as they were ready, moved rapidly to touch a blue target and a green target in that order.

You can touch her in safe, PG areas to show her that you care, but you don't want to creep her out by suddenly touching her in a place where she's definitely not ready to be touched.

At their best, these new incarnations move beyond nostalgia, finding new resources in past affections, for audiences ready to be touched in new ways.

As soon as you turn on the remote there they are, ready to be touched.