Sentence examples for selected and ready from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, the electronic controller has second gear selected and ready.
As a result, last Monday's announcement that the final bids for the 30-year contract must be submitted by April should feel like good news; a project designed to regenerate the wider Liverpool area will finally have an engineering team selected and ready to get building by the summer.
PhotoSocial categorizes your photos automatically by day, so rather than clicking through each individual photo from a fun day in the sun, you can simply click the date and all of the photos from that day are selected and ready to send.
Mom wanted me clean, wearing the clothes that she selected and ready to go before she would get ready herself.
To select and ready the application that you want to add to the dock, put your finger over the icon of the application and gently press until you see that all the applications are jiggling or shaking in their respective locations.
The key recommendations with the highest scores will be selected and made ready for use, in measurable elements (process indicators).
"The common sense approach was that both need to be 100% when selected and could be ready for the Fiji game".
In June, once the poems have been selected and the signage is nearly ready, Ms. Alcosser will disappear almost as quietly as she entered the city.
Every instruction time, a warp that is ready to execute is selected and the same instruction is then issued to all threads of that warp, so maximum speed is obtained if there are no divergent branches in the code.
Ready-made, everyday object selected and designated as art; the name was coined by the French artist Marcel Duchamp.
They're the paper equivalent of online aggregators: pre-selected and ready to be absorbed as efficiently as possible.Van Booy, a writer of both fiction and non, whose journalism has appeared in the New York Times, Daily Telegraph and the Times, calls his project an endeavour in the service of "practical philosophy"—a hokey term which brings to mind self-improvement ads on New York's subway.
