| All geared up for a crucial play-off clash, the Reds failed to provide as stern a test as they needed to against the Cumbrains. |
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| Meanwhile, with liquidity returning to the credit market, the junk bond sector is once again getting geared up to sell paper. |
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| Just like in professional sports, these college fans geared up hours before kickoff with tailgate parties and mammoth quantities of beer. |
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| The Latin American community is once again geared up for an evening of sequins, salsa dancers and rumba beats. |
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| My initial reaction is that, my word, this is a sport that is geared up to explode. |
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| They're geared up for large groups and long stayers working their way around, but they offer what we're after too for less than 50 a night. |
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| However, we're geared up for a distance fight, where Scott will be looking to outbox rather than outpunch Johnson. |
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| News reports indicate student activists had geared up for a series of counterdemonstrations. |
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| The power came from a spinning metal shaft run through from the engine room, geared up through a transmission. |
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| The percentage return would have been even greater had you geared up by using a mortgage. |
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| New York's transport system is geared up to get masses of people round the city quickly, cheaply and easily. |
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| The second is that borrowers have geared up on the expectation that interest rates will stay low for long. |
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| A bike-mad youngster who was geared up to compete against adults in motorcycle trials has had his dreams shattered by thieves. |
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| Campaigning atop highly decorated raths, the speech therapists have geared up for the poll day. |
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| Now everything is geared up for a dramatic conclusion this Sunday as the sport's top riders race to the wire in search of title glory. |
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| Doctors are already geared up to carry out the major operation within six hours of receiving the vital news. |
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| The prison guards geared up for their usual round of parties and beery cheer. |
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| I shall have to use a jar of pre-made sauce for that because I'm not geared up with necessaries for sauce making yet. |
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| Extreme scalability means that we are also geared up for extraordinary loads at any time. |
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| The Canadian Olympic Foundation has geared up for the final push to the podium and it is crucial that we have your support. |
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| Cooperation will be geared up to create the conditions needed for sustainable development. |
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| As night fell and the frog and cricket symphony geared up for a stellar performance, we mapped out a plausible plan. |
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| Stokowski changes gear at points as if he decided tempos needed geared up. |
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| But unfortunately, when they geared up, I think they forgot to gear down. |
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| Four of the Fairfax guys, geared up like spelunkers, were preparing to enter the structure when I asked to join them. |
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| Not all the tribes featured in the TV series are accessible or geared up for tourism. |
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| They were all geared up for November and now that has been ripped away from them. |
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| The town hadn't yet geared up for the high tourist season when we visited in early April. |
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| Why compete with those fly-in lodges that are better geared up for fishing? |
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| That was a tough act for an outfit grounded in innovation and geared up for mass production. |
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| The bill hasn't yet been introduced, but Norton is already geared up for battle. |
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| For example, this year the deadline date was changed and this caused problems for those who geared up for the expected date. |
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| And because we were anticipating those changes, we geared up for them, centrally and through the returning offices. |
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| There's quite a bit of ice out here now but the ice will go and we'll be all geared up for fishing come May so it's exciting time of the year. |
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| In the United States, Motel 6 and Studio 6 teams geared up for National Sales Fun Day. |
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| The outbreak of WWII put a different complexion on Triumph's commercial aspirations, as all production was geared up for the armed services. |
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| On national level, several SEMCs are also geared up for a greater energy sobriety. |
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| Moreover, everything about their environment helped to keep them geared up for action. |
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| During this phase his task, as a member of the next generation, is to get the company geared up for the multimedia society of the future. |
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| However, many of the fishers who had already geared up had decided to go fishing. |
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| Most of these licence-holders would likely not have geared up to fish salmon. |
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| During the re-railing procedure, the crane operator geared up the crane's engine to increase the lifting ability of the crane. |
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| With this new agreement, the EU and ACP States are geared up to better deliver to the poor and to strengthen their political relations. |
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| Your team is geared up for these negotiations and working hard at being well prepared for their meeting with the Agency. |
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| The period has been one of intense activity and change as the Office has geared up to meet the challenge of technology. |
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| The need for this arose because the original private companies were mainly geared up to making quick profits. |
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| You can also buy a quadcopter geared up with safe technology enabling three different flight modes to suit to the requirements of different pilots. |
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| Schleuniger AG from Thun in Switzerland is geared up to dealing with this level of variety and offers clever stripping machines for a wide range of cable types and diameters. |
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| Food control activities are geared up to serve the consumers with the supply of safe and wholesome foods with the active participation of multi-sectoral government and non-government agencies. |
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| The advantage of aerial mining became clear, and the United Kingdom geared up for it. |
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| Several Dutch issuers were quick to provide us with their V PAY commitments, and the processing community has also geared up to handle V PAY transactions. |
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| For example, if the committee sees that the targets for the next two quarters for a particular indicator are very ambitious, it can ask the PR if it is geared up to meet those targets. |
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| They wanted the positive togetherness of family time, but often felt tired at the end of their day from their paid work and felt the need to be geared up in order to deal with all of the responsibilities on the home front. |
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| We have geared up twice to get it started. |
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| It is also required that IT is geared up to be foresighted in accordance with uniform principles and that internal and external interoperability is ensured. |
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| The Dubai Abattoirs at Al Qusais, Al Lesseili, and Hatta, have all geared up to welcome Ramadan and shall remain open everyday from 8am to 4pm. |
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| While their own stadium may not be up to scratch, everything else about the Gibraltar national team is geared up to being able to compete with the best. |
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| The shaft rotation was geared up from that of the wheel which led to less power loss. |
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| Will they recognize that the municipalities have geared up for an increase in municipal receipts of gas tax funds and that they can responsibly put those to work? |
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| At the same time, the Commission will be working to ensure that the tools at its disposal are geared up to assist the work of implementing the 2020 vision. |
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| Early in the New Year the Europe Direct Service will be strengthened by a new European call centre which will be geared up to respond to questions on all EU policies. |
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| If similar changes in the middle of the twentieth centurygave birth to the North American suburb and popularized the wood-framehome, it seems that we are geared up for the next revolution. |
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| We possess unique technology and are fully geared up for a market which is bound to grow under the influence of new environmental and waste disposal regulations. |
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| The fledgling company successfully addressed the effects of the financial and economic crisis and geared up for the partial liberalisation of markets in Switzerland as well as the next steps of liberalisation in Europe. |
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| What you're talking about is before the plants had geared up for capacity. |
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| But that definition seemed too abstract in 1914 to a nation geared up for war, militarily stronger than ever, wealthy, and, above all, endowed with powerful allies. |
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| But there was no backing down from Bazza as he and his Ibrox mates geared up for this week's crunch clash against Norwegian minnows Molde at Ibrox. |
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