Examples of 'be ready to do' in a sentence
Meaning of "be ready to do"
The phrase 'be ready to do' means to be prepared or willing to perform a particular action or task. It implies a state of readiness, being equipped or mentally prepared to take necessary steps or actions when required
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You would better be ready to do your job.
So be ready to do a little bit of walk in and out.
But you have to be ready to do your part.
Be ready to do anything to make your event go well.
Then they will be ready to do the transplant.
Be ready to do your best work all the time.
Always kept his hat on so as to be ready to do battle.
You have to be ready to do some quick thinking.
Sometimes it takes longer to be ready to do this.
Best be ready to do more than that.
I would say we would probably be ready to do it by midnight.
You had to be ready to do or suffer all sort of things.
Take advantage of them and be ready to do your best.
You gotta be ready to do what your enemy is not.
The most important thing is to be ready to do crazy things.
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I would be ready to do insane things if ever you asked.
Dress appropriately and be ready to do an interview.
Be ready to do another thing when you want to smoke.
Braithwaite better be ready to do some talking.
Be ready to do this without him.
In fact you have to be ready to do anything to get ahead.
Be ready to do something else when you want to use tobacco.
And then you will be ready to do the exercises.
Unless the desire is total you will not be ready to do it.
She will be ready to do the job.
Always kept his hat on his head so as to be ready to do battle.
You have to be ready to do the same.
Be ready to do twice the work for half the usual reward.
Now she should be ready to do my bidding.
Be ready to do it themselves.
The key is to be ready to do the job.
BUT be ready to do a lot of practice to master these tricks.
They will never be ready to do that.
He will be ready to do anything to help his family when needed.
That means you must be ready to do the same.
You must be ready to do what it takes to have what you want.
More people need to be ready to do that.
You must be ready to do the work associated recovery.
Not everybody would be ready to do it.
We have to be ready to do some things differently.
You are not likely to be ready to do it.
We need to be ready to do this without him.
One for rehearsal and then we should be ready to do the interview.
And to be ready to do great things.
You put in her drink and she will be ready to do the door knobs.
Always be ready to do good to all.
I think Tom will not be ready to do that.
They should be ready to do good for others and avoid quarreling.
Return at once to Baku and be ready to do your duty.
We will be ready to do it all again.
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