Sentence examples for well primed from inspiring English sources

At this stage, they appear well primed.

It was a moment the brand was well primed for.

Is the English language, like its native speakers, unusually well primed for innuendo, I wonder?

In this, the Orwellian Border Force seems well primed to do the dirty work.

And so the moment would seem well primed for Republican officeholders, who don't control the government in Washington.

Surviving this, any viewer was well primed to receive even a halfhearted masquerade of reasoned discussion as if it were the second coming of John Locke.

A nice idea about trying something different with PMQs only succeeded in making Cameron look, well, prime ministerial, but the worst gaffe in a gaffe-filled week was surely Corbyn's reluctance to sing the national anthem.

First, Kristol would hear some proud noises about how well Prime Minister Shinzo Abe had managed the President, and then there would be some comforted cooing that involved the syllables "H.

It remains to be seen how well Prime Day will perform this year.

They were exceedingly well behaved, primed for their Fellini cameo, before their mother packed them off to an early bedtime.

Gore, primed well in advance, expressed profound "disappointment" at this Orwellian mass hypnosis.