Sentence examples for well be ready from inspiring English sources

Moreover, he said, the public may well be ready to recalibrate the balance between civil liberties and security.

On the other, there was a feeling he might be needed, and might well be ready to make an impact.

It is between a president the country could well be ready to part with and a man not plausible enough to be his replacement.

Soon after the PlayBook hits the shelves, Apple may well be ready to announce a new set of iPads that will have even more impressive features than their predecessors and almost certainly will be cheaper too.

After his last few starts, which he has pitched well enough to win but has received little or no offensive support, Johnson may very well be ready to abandon the Diamondbacks' ship.

Mr. Thomas, now older than Stravinsky was when he composed "Perséphone," may well be ready for the harder challenge of breathing new life into the compassionate consonances of the second "Sacre".

When the well was ready, Affeldt said, one of his staff members took a picture of a boy drinking the water, which Affeldt uses as the background photograph of his Twitter page (@JeremyAffeldt).

"I will prepare well to be ready by the start".

"It's well to be ready for the worst," Hannah continued.

"We have to come out well and be ready to play.

Hopefully he'll recover very well and be ready for the next game.