Sentence examples for to readying from inspiring English sources
verb
To make prepared for action.
On Tuesday, workers were forced to divert their attention to readying sandbags and pumps after the contaminated water was discovered in a tunnel leading close to the sea.
Almost every Wales player at this tournament has spoken without prompting of the manager's meticulous approach to readying his team for each challenge.
But it took 14 years of sometimes racially charged debate about how many and what type of lower-cost units would be part of the plan, before the next six years could be devoted to readying the first units.
With the Endeavour safely home, NASA will turn its attention to readying the shuttle Discovery for launching around Aug. 25 on a mission to deliver more supplies to the space station, along with Colonel Kopra's replacement, Nicole Stott.
Elshtain sketches a captivating bustle of activity: "If you were a resident, it would not be at all unusual to move over the course of a day from reading George Eliot, to debating Karl Marx, to washing newborns, to readying the dead for burial, to nursing the sick, to minding the children".
The first step to readying this plan is knowing where you want to go.
We really have to ready".
Specifically, you're supposed to — ready?
Back to Ready, Aim, Fire.
Back to: Ready for Takeoff.
They want to be ready to go.
