Nevertheless, despite the etiolated characterisation, the statistics of the tourist industry and the insistent intrusive voice of the author, I am prepared willingly, as we say in the theatre, to suspend my disbelief.
He was an idealist, a revolutionary, a crusader … prepared to torture and kill willingly for the good of the revolution".
It is hard to say which seemed more familiar here yesterday – the way a horse prepared by Jim Bolger ripped off the gloves so willingly, in an unsparing duel for the Derrinstown Derby Trial, or the gently mocking deportment of his trainer in the winner's enclosure afterwards.
It lets other people know that you're prepared to be open with them, and that you're willingly agreeing to make amends where needed.
Instead, the Grimeses tried to prepare by willingly, even eagerly, throwing overboard just about everything they could.
Why should we, as a nation, continue to support a clan that is not prepared to fulfil its side of a bargain with us, yet willingly reaps all the benefits?
It would be unfair to accept willingly the benefits of a social institution such as the NHS or scientific research without also being prepared to support and, where necessary (and reasonable given the balance of burden and benefit) participate in that institution.
Each of these well-known chefs has willingly and graciously dedicated their time to prepare a special dish for a multi-course tasting menu.
Also, how well do I prepare others on the journey of life, and willingly share my experience so that they can learn.
All indications are that he did not go willingly: on Friday, Mr. Jamali told Pakistani newspapers that he was not preparing to resign, and that the rumors about his departure were false.
By preparing and ingesting one of them, the younger Xu probably willingly ended his earthly existence in order to take up the post that had been offered him in the unseen world and to make ready for the coming of the new era.
