Sentence examples for so much ready from inspiring English sources

Their philosophy isn't so much "ready, aim, fire" as "ready, fire, aim"—and then to keep on re-aiming.

They also worry that the campaign leaves the next president not so much ready on day one as utterly exhausted.But this year both sides fielded a long list of impressive candidates: political superstars such as Hillary Clinton and Rudy Giuliani, experienced governors such as Mitt Romney and Bill Richardson, leading senators such as Sam Brownback and Chris Dodd.

Jay Kadn: "I've got so much ready to show you!" Track of the week artist, Jay Kadn tells Bobby about his brand new release, Dil.

So much ready-to-wear looks cut on a square and stamped out.

Real, as opposed to imaginary, human life provides so much ready-made material for the novelist that it is not surprising to find in many novels a mere thinly disguised and minimally reorganized representation of actuality.

In 1910, the educator and philosopher John Dewey noted that "science teaching has suffered because science has been so frequently presented just as so much ready-made knowledge, so much subject-matter of fact and law, rather than as the effective method of inquiry into any subject-matter" (cited in Archambault, 1964, p. 182).

"He'll be so much more ready for college when he goes," they said.

You'll feel so much more ready and energised in connecting with your partner when you feel connected and grounded in your own being.

But she's also so much fun, ready to laugh at herself and the world and willing to share a moment reminiscing about a common friend.

There is so much corn ready for harvest in this neighborhood right now and people grow squash and beans, and that was all here before The Food Project came to this neighborhood.

He wants the role so much he's ready to sacrifice his self-esteem: that is, he will test for it.