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Hundreds of thousands of Americans across race and class would rally to the cause, King said, because "the people of this country, if not the congressmen, are ready for a serious economic attack.

I believe in the saying, 'When the student is ready, the teacher appears.' I've had fabulous lessons to learn.Rather be ready to accept all forms of belief.

I don’t ask for much reward for a lifetime of dedication to the purity of the simple and compound sentence - perhaps only a CMG, known in Whitehall as "Call Me God", a KCMG - "Kindly Call Me God", or a GCMG - "God Calls Me God". "I regard myself as the Renaissance Man of the honours rejectees, ready to place my grammatical knowledge at the nation’s disposal should the call come.

"That's when he knows he's ready to take himself to the next level.

Reyes has no doubt Agassi is ready to heed Boris Becker's call for the immaculate baseliner to remain in the sport for as long as possible.

Get everything ready for the one-woman show she is performing in downtown Portland this month, a fund-raiser for a West Coast tour she hopes to launch later this year.

Or is that red with envy? Whatever the actual shade might be, the source of my jealousy is the thought of standing in tepid brine with fly rod at the ready when the telltale appendage of a redfish pokes lazily through the reflection of a saltwater flat.

Between the retirement of the shuttles and the time NASA gets a next-generation spacecraft ready for human flying, as late as 2014, NASA will rely on the Russian Soyuz vehicle to get astronauts to the station.

I was just getting ready to try some of those revolutionary, most-anticipated releases when I was once again distracted by a little game I could not resist: Alice in Vivaldi's Four Seasons, part of MGI's children's music edutainment series.

Vivaldi warms the heart and refreshes the soul, and fortified by his music, I am ready to resume searching through my pile for the ultimate games.

Essentially, the chemical's release renders one ready for action.

Urton hopes that the database, which he expects to have ready by mid-2004, will help scholars identify patterns and discover a lost language of the Incas.

They're probably not ready to start careers or get married.

Governments in the Islamic world see themselves as defenders of the true faith, and the Islamists who accuse them of not doing enough to fulfil that role stand ready to take that role upon themselves.

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