Sentence examples for sense ready from inspiring English sources

The city was flush and, in a sporting sense, ready for love.

"But," he added, "that doesn't mean we're in any sense ready to move up.

By the time of the "Speaking in Tongues" sessions, in 1982, Talking Heads was in some sense ready to come home.

Whatever the reason Caroline Dale, the only girl, was exposed to a fairytale situation which she was in no sense ready to justify.

"That's quite hard to take because you're on such a high and everyone here is ramping it down, in a sense, ready to go home.

They are, in a sense, ready-mades with benefits: they bridge the gap between the corporeal and the spiritual with breathtaking economy.

In that sense, the Ready for Hillary meeting was the perfect embodiment of the Democrats' current Hillary problem: everyone in the party seems to be supporting her, and yet nobody can articulate exactly why.

I don't think that's true, but there's a new book out, "Balanchine Teaching" (Eakins Press), that shows him, in the classroom, looking not so much beautiful, in the sense of ready to go onstage, as epitomizing what he thought was beauty in ballet.

Hello, the company behind sleep sensing monitor Sense, is ready to start shipping.

They are philosophical in the sense that ready infrastructures, standards, and digital tools embody translations of ideal principles, central architectures, and key concepts behind the informatics models that form the keystones of digital ontologies.

Sensing a ready market for the dormant address, Mr. Bird, who is now a venture capitalist, approached the Boston Foundation about taking it.