It was around the connection between these two that Vicente del Bosque constructed his extraordinary formation, in which his attackers were virtually interchangeable, ready to switch position and function at will, driving defenders to distraction through the lack of a conventional focal point.
Though these hardy creatures can live to be 100, sea urchins mature after two to five years, when their gonads (testes and ovaries that taste and look virtually identical) are ready to reproduce…or be eaten.
The election is virtually groaning with the weight, ready to collapse like the straining Pont des Arts.
With the Canon Quick Start feature, the MP620 is ready to operate virtually immediately after the power is turned on keeping it ready at a moment's notice for quick printing needs.
Finally, after another session of virtually inaudible speeches, the parade was ready to go.
Ahmadinejad virtually every week says he is ready to meet and negotiate with Obama.
In an ideal world, the Ministry of Defence likes to keep at least two brigades, say, 10,000 soldiers, ready to go almost anywhere for six months at virtually no notice.
Hibs defender Liam Fontaine, however, provided a real moment of class when he cut out an Eckersley cross from virtually under his own bar, with James Keatings ready to apply what would have been a simple finish.
When the album virtually failed to chart, the band was ready to split but had to go out on tour to pay off its debts.
The fusion reactor, which aims to produce virtually limitless power by fusing hydrogen nuclei, is ready to begin construction.
