Sentence examples for would be ready to start from inspiring English sources

BP said on Monday that another processing ship would be ready to start receiving oil by the weekend.

He would be ready to start Monday, which seems to be when Torre felt he would need a pitcher.

Reynolds, who also homered in the sixth inning, played some second base in the minor leagues and in the Arizona Fall League years earlier, and said he would be ready to start there Wednesday, if needed.

Nicks said he would be ready to start the opener.... Coughlin expressed confidence that the sixth-year cornerback Michael Coe, pressed into service after injuries to Terrell Thomas and Prince Amukamara, will perform well in his first N.F.L. start.

He threw 45 pitches in a bullpen session before Tuesday's game and said he would be ready to start Friday night in Houston, his first start since July 12. "I'm hoping — that's all I can do," Martínez said.

Mr. Cheney said he and Mr. Bush's transition team would be ready to start announcing cabinet and staff appointments in the next few weeks, and that the picks would be "diverse in every sense of the word".

One of the best pieces of advice I ever got was that I'd be ready to start writing it when I could outline it on a Post-It note.

I'd be ready to start spouting fatherly advice if my wife weren't still asleep and my daughter hadn't moved into her own apartment, oh, three or four years ago.

"My injury seems to have reacted badly to the flight and while we all genuinely believed I would be ready to get to the start line, this setback means I'm so close yet so far," she said.

Cashman laughed when he recalled how some fans and critics whacked away in spring training when it was clear Alex Rodriguez and Derek Jeter would not be ready to start the season.

Schilling would then be ready to start a possible Game 7 in Phoenix, again on full rest.