Sentence examples for somewhere ready from inspiring English sources

Mirlande Manigat, whose husband served as president, and who hopes to become Haiti's first elected female leader, said she had heard that 500,000 ballots were in storage somewhere, ready to deny her victory.

Let's get down to brass tacks, and to confessions, which is that for every precarious heel you see this week, each designed to attract notice and envy, there's a slouchy boot hiding somewhere, ready to take over as soon as eyeballs are averted.

The next Orson Welles could already be toiling away in a basement somewhere, ready to act, write and direct his or her own way to superstardom.

If you have dirty plates, put them somewhere ready to go down stairs.

Wherever you turn, it seems like someone, somewhere, is ready to condemn our health service as one that would be better if we put it out of its misery.

Hopefully there is a 12-year-old boy somewhere getting ready to be the saviour of heavyweight boxing in 2024 when the old men who are keeping the division active right now will be lined up for slaughter.

The publication of Roberto Bola? "2666" (the blockbuster posthumous novel of 2008) mimicked a Bola tory: porous and unresolved, with the tantalizing possibility that there's still more of it secretly out there somewhere, getting ready to leap out at us and unsettle everything.

Watt writes: "It is the first serious indication of a recurrent theme of Gordon's premiership – everyone around him thought there was some big plan sitting in a bottom drawer somewhere just ready to be pulled out when the moment came.

She said: "It's as if he got ready somewhere else first.

At this moment, a British submarine armed with nuclear missiles is somewhere at sea, ready to retaliate if the United Kingdom comes under nuclear assault from an enemy.

He watched the street for many minutes before the appointed time, not wishing to be at the club first and then perhaps to be disappointed, and while he watched he played with pictures of June at the end of her working day getting ready somewhere and making her way from Debenhams to the club.