Sentence examples for was ever prepared from inspiring English sources

Not that the 37-year-old was ever prepared to consider walking out on Bournemouth's attempt to reach the Premier League.

But friendship does not, and should not, exclude honest criticism more perhaps than Mr Clinton was ever prepared to offer: he never asked Israel to do more than its prime minister, Mr Barak, was prepared to do.

Similar to that for OA, none of them was ever prepared as a phase pure individual compound and no examples of the biomedical applications of such types of CaPO4 were found.

No party is ever prepared for government, especially if it has been out of power for a long time.

Their testimony might be more persuasive if any of them were ever prepared to concede to their misjudgments.

"Nobody is ever prepared to say we should repeal the FOI Act and yet they hate it," McMillan said.

I don't think I took that for granted, but I don't think you are ever prepared for the number of problems that come with running something.

"None of us in the ministry or rabbinate is ever prepared for what lies ahead," he said in the accompanying letter.

It may instead be that, when no one is ever prepared to acknowledge that people like you have the capacity for a decent life, your best bet is not to seek help, but to remain invisible.

Given the accuracy of the masonry and missiles being directed at the police lines you could have been forgiven for thinking that some of the Ardoyne rioters would be ideal candidates for the javelin, discus and shot put teams of the British Olympic team for London 2012 … if of course they were ever prepared to join any entity with the word "British" in it.

It turns out that nobody is ever prepared for grief.