Sentence examples for to be fully ready from inspiring English sources

"It's six games left for the rest of the season and we hope to be fully ready to respond".

I try to be fully ready for the day before my daughter, Arabella, wakes up, at 6 30 or 7. We play and then we have breakfast as a family.

The Regent Hotel, in the column-encrusted building at 55 Wall Street, has gradually been opening since last December, and executives expect it to be fully ready for business by May 1. (Hotel developers say that these so-called soft openings, in which only a few floors are ready to receive guests, are a way of getting some cash flowing early and are a means of training staff).

We're just moving into beta — we hope to be fully ready by November.

Part of the problem with today's transition is that Google never announced an official shutdown time for Reader, which made it difficult from an operational point of view to be fully ready for the transition.

That comes buried deep in a story in today's Washington Post, titled "U.S. General: Iraqi Forces to Be Fully Ready in '09".

Actively taking steps to help your body recover allows you to adapt to training more quickly by reducing fatigue so you can be fully ready to get the most out of your next session.

But Monday brought new optimism when Bill Marolt, chief executive of the United States Ski and Snowboard Association, declared that Rahlves and Puckett were recovering at home and "will be fully ready to go" Feb. 21 for the Vancouver Games, according to The Associated Press.

Our military will therefore not be fully ready to meet contingencies other than Afghanistan.

Marolt said he expected both would be "fully ready to go" by the time they arrived in Vancouver.

But Mr. Krol warned that Poland still faced major obstacles before it would be fully ready to join.