Sentence examples for to ready himself from inspiring English sources

He looks out at the street as if to ready himself: "It's coming down hard".

Warner was the one who, it was believed, was struggling the most to ready himself for a return to action.

With his own confirmation today, Mr. Ashcroft's private efforts to ready himself for the job will become public.

But once the Tory-Lib Dem coalition crystallised, Heywood was quick to ready himself for his new masters.

Warner, a close friend of Hughes, was the one who seemed to be struggling the most to ready himself for a return to action.

Under the tutelage of former world featherweight champion Barry McGuigan, he will give himself six months to ready himself to fight as a fully licensed heavyweight.

CNN reported on its website that Jimmy Carter, a superdelegate, seems to be readying himself to endorse Barack Obama.

And Mr. Mandela seems to have readied himself, poking fun at his infirmity.

Then the mayor asked if there was anything he could do; during a pause, Mr. Booker seemed to be readying himself for a scolding.

So he steels himself to be insulted, readies himself to be slapped down.

After poem #1 is thrown into the ocean, they head to dinner and Chris readies himself to confess his love to Des via poem #2.