Sentence examples for suggest ready for from inspiring English sources

So far, in this regard, financial filings suggest Ready for Hillary is succeeding.

It's soon time to think about supper, but when I suggest getting something ready for her she is dismissive.

Even if the latter is only on loan, Bamford did enough at Middlesbrough last season to suggest he is ready for a bigger challenge.

Still only 32, but playing his first match of the season for the Essex first XI after doing nothing to suggest he was ready for top-flight cricket in the seconds, he hadn't been one of the six bowlers called upon by James Foster in the Hampshire second innings.

The initiative followed recent overtures from the Pakistani Taliban that suggested it was ready for talks.

One of the student leaders in Quebec's tuition fee row has suggested students are "ready for compromise" with the government over increases in university education.

The new wave of thrift television suggests a world ready for rebound, one more symbol of the slow return of post-recession optimism.

It failed to offer big reforms—such as a national push to ease labour laws or a decisive measure helping investors buy land that would have suggested India is ready for the boom in manufacturing that Mr Modi says must come.

In mid-November 2008, he suggested Pakistan was ready for a no-first-use nuclear policy and called for closer economic ties.

Lyrically, new anticipations and appetites are suggested ("I'm ready for what's next"), as is a willingness to throw caution to the wind and take risks ("I'm ready to let go of the steering wheel").

"It's a simple inanimate tool that tens of millions of American families own, that have never caused a problem, never had an accident and will never commit a crime," said the rocker, who previously has suggested he is ready for an armed revolt if the government were to attempt to take away his firearms.