Example sentences of "ready [to-vb] [prep] [art] [noun sg] " in BNC.
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1 | Joe had gauged that the ‘ he ’ she referred to was the uncle and the reference to Pitman 's shorthand brought his eyes to Mick and his face ready to go into a grin ; but something in Mick 's expression checked it and he listened to him saying , ‘ She 's a bright lass , is Carrie . ’ |
2 | Side view of open-coil springs , assembled and ready to go into a mattress |
3 | ‘ We take ex-psychiatric patients who are n't yet ready to go into the community . |
4 | ( 4 ) the coach was then ready to go into the paint shop rubbing and completion of painting . |
5 | Well , when it was thought I was ready to go to a job , I was sent to 101 Cadogan Gardens in Chelsea , near Sloane Street to be told to go down the steps to the tradesmen 's entrance . |
6 | " Two weeks later I was ready to go to a place I did n't know , and where I knew no one . |
7 | Every week a readiness roster or ‘ go-team ’ is drawn up with the names of three or four Operations Inspectors and three or four Engineering Inspectors who are ready to go to an accident site at a moment 's notice . |
8 | As he got ready to go to the station , his aunt was busily arranging a children 's tea party in the church hall . |
9 | They wanted to be ready to go to the South Pole at the beginning of the next Antarctic summer . |
10 | Everyone on the Fram was ready to go to the North Pole , to the Arctic . |
11 | Oh I 'll get ready to go to the club . |
12 | A group of soldiers were already there , collecting their rifles ready to go to the rifle range . |
13 | Then I had to get ready to go to the bank . |
14 | The second time was when she was ready to go to the wash-house . |
15 | Certainly , as Philip Norton has shown , since 1970 MPs have been increasingly ready to go against the party line . |
16 | Early copies are now ready to go out the door , although unlimited shipments must wait until November . |
17 | Th the the eight the processed one are twelve weeks ready to go out the door . |
18 | one piece unsinkable , all ready to go in the water . |
19 | worried about that , right is that ready to go in the pan , if somebody would like to put that in the pan |
20 | Dennis eventually went off with her on his own , leaving Nicholson to return alone to their hotel where he acted out some kind of ritual guarding of their rooms , ready to forewarn of an attack he was expecting at any moment from some non-existent Red Indians . |
21 | Martha felt ready to weep at the unfairness of it . |
22 | Foreign companies immediately became less ready to invest in the country . |
23 | Bowe , who challenges undisputed champion Evander Holyfield 's here tonight , is ready to renege on an agreement to meet Lewis next if he wins the world crown . |
24 | The tenancy was not from year to year but for a term which would continue until Matlodge certified that it was ready to proceed with the development of the property . |
25 | The court has two objects in mind : first to give the tenant security for as long as the holding is not required for development ; secondly to ensure that when the landlord is ready to proceed with the development , the development is not held up by rights possessed by the tenant ( National Car Parks v Paternoster Consortium [ 1990 ] 1 EGLR 99 ) . |
26 | When we got home I could see that they were ready to agree to the move . |
27 | Was he ready to retire from the fray — the rather delicious and exhilarating fray — just yet ? |
28 | One of the Moths now at Mandevelle has been on static display in a motor museum for years , and is now almost ready to leap into the air again ; an excellent idea . |
29 | Like this , rimmit , rimmit , rimmit , go on have a go at doing with me , rimmit , rimmit , come on , rimmit , rimmit , oh my god and then you 've got to leap into the pool , are you ready to leap in the pool like this , you 've got to rimmit , can you do that ? |
30 | Several of the greyhounds sold at CLEVELAND PARK 'S recent sale have now completed initial trials and are now ready to appear on the racecard . |