Sentence examples for well ready to from inspiring English sources

When the project was revived and Hitchcock took over, the script, a great improvement on the book, was pretty well ready to shoot.

During his postwar rise to political power, he played the role of the military modernizer well, ready to guide the country into a new democratic era, even arguing for the legalization of drugs.

You need to make the ganache a day or two before serving, and keep it at room temperature rather than in the fridge, where it will set too hard to spread; you can make the other two components ahead as well, ready to be put together on the day.

And you better be damn well ready to talk briefly about how you can best self-promote, or you're done.

We'll be there live as well, ready to post on whatever exciting products coming from The House of Sharp.

The panelists held forth for an hour (they and the audience seemed full well ready to clock a second hour), in front of an overflowing crowd, about the TV shows that helped shape their sense of humor ("F Troop," "MASH" and "Get Smart" among them), and whether funny can be taught ("Yes, I'm proof that it can," said Belli).

Well, get ready to pay the price.

Pupils get exercise, stay slim, and arrive in the classroom energised, ready – well, nearly ready – to face the day.

They later tweeted: "Glad to say all athletes well and ready to go".

Balotelli is finding his form, behaving well, and ready to challenge deep-set opinions.

Well, get ready to be surprised: Rasmussen now leans more Democratic than the average pollster.