Sentence examples for view ready from inspiring English sources

Yet he was an intriguer, a man to take the short view, ready to desert his friends, even turn on them, for the sake of a quick profit.

Suddenly a shrill whistle can be heard, over and over again, and then the referee hoves into view, ready to carry out his noble duties.

Google has a new program called "Street View ready" which will make it possible for anyone with the right hardware to contribute to its Street View imaging database, typically assembled using Google's official 360-degree camera-toting Street View cars.

Correspondingly, the sharp focus on small molecules that the chemical view brings will give the molecular biology view ready access to reagents that can modulate the receptors that it has done so much to illuminate.

He is a different kind of musician: perhaps cooler, certainly more willing to take the long view, readier to let the music go on its own course.

(Post-Script: In seeing God's "backside," the very human Moses stands precisely where God does -- looking the same direction, seeing the same view, readying the same action - imitatio dei.

He added, "I think that if content is, in our view, not ready to be published, it is our responsibility as editors, to get it ready to be published".

The test video totally contains 1439 frames consist of the whole interaction procedure including hand moving into the view field, ready gesture showing up, fingertip hovering and moving through keys, and hand moving out of the view field.

The first camera officially designated 'Street View auto ready' is Insta360's Pro camera, the 8K 360 camera which captures still images at up to 5 frames per second, and which has real-time image stabilization built-in.

Hasselbeck came to the "View" desk ready for a fight, and she cut Moore off midway through his first sentence.

This comparative view allows ready comparison between the QTL locations and linked markers from these studies and provides potential markers for more detailed studies of these regions in these or other genetic backgrounds.