"There are artists who seem to be primed and ready for the Turner prize.
So these young men have to be primed and ready to perform".
The developing immune system may need to be primed to function properly.
"In that moment of babbling, babies seem to be primed to take in more information," he said.
With four seasons complete, "Sex and the City" will have reached a point where a network comedy would begin to be primed for sale in syndication.
So you always have to be primed to see the humour in the everyday life, but perversely not desperately be searching for it.
Professor Mel Greaves, from the Institute of Cancer Research in London, says the immune system needs to be primed from infancy to fight off acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (ALL).
Young children also seem to be primed to explore their environment and interact and co-operate with their carers long before they acquire language.
The only person who seemed not to be primed for cruciverbalist rapture was Hook: as usual, he had slipped off before the final round.
The Index Thomisticus was the first corpus to be primed for digital scholarship, no less impressive because it started on punch cards and ended up online.
For such an approach to work, the memory T-cells would have to be primed by genetic modification to attack the target cancer.
