Sentence examples for usually ready for from inspiring English sources

Car dealers are usually ready for a bit of high-pressure selling, but they generally stop short of making, shall we say, an offer you can't refuse.

After an overnight flight from New York, we're being treated to a time-killing bus tour because ships, like hotels, aren't usually ready for a mass check-in at breakfast time.

Today's uncomplicated heart patient was whisked from the E.R. by the cardiologists, brought through the rapid process with a whir of technology, usually ready for discharge the next day with barely a scar, hardly a feeling of having been worked on, not even sure whom to thank.

Once decisions are made in Beijing after such a process, they are usually ready for "study and execution" or to be further tested in various pilot projects.

The results are usually ready for interpretation within 15 30 minutes.

They were usually ready to go home after a few weeks working for my Dad.

When she joins them for Thanksgiving or Christmas, she's usually ready to set ideological differences aside.

It is usually ready in 4-6 hours.

When is the operation list usually ready?7.

But, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics, children are not usually developmentally ready for swimming lessons until after their fourth birthdays.

After a long day at CrunchGear, I usually get ready for the nightlife by slapping on some cherry red lipstick, some eyeshadow, blush, and a lot of concealer.