Sentence examples for round ready from inspiring English sources

The toddlers gathered round, ready to dive right in.

The man spun round, ready to confront him, but Jackie stopped him.

Can the two cope when Duke's MS worsens and the lady from the social services comes round ready to take Duck into care?

The Knicks were done, out in one round, ready for Bermuda or the Bahamas or wherever players go to golf, sleep and wash away a deflating loss that ends their season.

With a big funding round ready to close and "now we have to take this seriously" valuation, Airbnb is following Groupon's lead and investing for growth oversees.

Since the funding round, Ready came on as CEO, and the company recently snagged some high-profile talent from Google's lackluster mobile Wallet effort, which had been bleeding talent to Square and other startups already.

It would be easy to make lofty claims for the Powerpuff Girls as representing a strain of feminism filtered down to the post-Britney generation that reconciles the disparities of being cute and ultra-feminine (the squeaky voices and big, round ready-to-bat eyes) and of feisty self-determination.

Five-round ready racks for each gun were added to the sides of the turrets during the refit to compensate for any problems with the loading systems.

One of the artist's rare departures from fashion imagery is a 2008 triptych depicting his pregnant wife, her swollen belly echoed by a selection of balloons and round parcels, ready for a birthday party.

He showed off a box of pizza dough, filled with soft, round balls ready to be slapped down into a pie, covered with sauce and toppings, then slipped onto a conveyor belt that would carry it through an oven in four and a half minutes.

In addition, the recourse to a wide array of enclosing instruments by innovators for a single specific product (such as Round Up Ready canola), simultaneously protected through process and gene patents, plant variety rights, trademarks and the private contract that is the "Technology Use Agreement", has further complicated the delineation of the farmers' privilege.