Sentence examples for ready to try a from inspiring English sources

It's possible that even weary Republicans are ready to try a new approach.

By the time we visited the coffee shop that afternoon, he was ready to try a pizza.

By the fall of 1967 Father Berrigan and three friends were ready to try a new tactic.

"North Korea seems to be saying they are ready to try a multilateral format," said Scott Snyder, author of "Negotiating on the Edge," about North Korean negotiating tactics.

MOSCOW — The Russian government on Thursday approved across-the-board budget cuts over the next two years in the clearest sign yet that officials do not expect its economy, the world's eighth-largest, to revive soon, and that the Kremlin is ready to try a new policy to spur growth.

Barry used to say, 'If you are not ready to try a case, you'll never be able to settle it.' " "The Verdict" (1980), a story of a down-and-out Boston lawyer who wins justice for the family of a seriously disabled girl, was made into a film starring Paul Newman, James Mason and Charlotte Rampling in 1982.

The result has been two and a half years of stagnation on the Middle East peace front that has left Arabs — and many world leaders — frustrated, and ready to try an alternative to the American-centric approach that has prevailed since the 1970s.

If not, consider it now because after reading these facts about exercise and sex, you'll be packing up your gym bag ready to try an intense workout.

The hill was fun for about an hour and a half, but we were ready to try something a little bit bigger.

Jackson was ready to try for a sixth title.

Lel now feels he is ready to try for a third New York marathon victory in November.