| It's the recurring question constantly spouted out by dance students who have to cough up readies to fund dance courses. |
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| And if you do want to take your spending power in readies, what's wrong with sterling? |
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| But readies for does not occur at all, and the six occurrences of readied for are all passives. |
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| We should realize that maybe the emergence of UPS will arouse us from a state of complacency and readies us for the grim challenges lying ahead. |
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| In fact, as Kwan readies himself for the fight, dubbed May Day Mayhem, he is flat broke. |
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| While the film has attracted several offers, sponsors did not come up with the readies until recently. |
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| Because I haven't got the readies to hand, I could offer a pittance now and promise to pay the rest at a date more to my convenience. |
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| They, somehow, made readies available to keep their friend in the style to which he had become accustomed. |
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| An outraged crowd readies to raze the community, but once again they do so without passion, somnambulistically moving along, tending over the duties handed to them by chance. |
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| But you must put all fun and games aside by Friday as Mercury, squaring Jupiter, readies to enter your sign. |
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| In the meantime, the review, a fine piece, primps and titivates my fancy, in much the same way that a sorbet readies the palate before the main course arrives. |
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| Today, as IBC readies for the full-scale demonstration of its solution, it receives continued support as part of the SDTC portfolio. |
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| Related: Bafta readies its gongs – but is it more than just an Oscars bellwether? |
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| As Peru readies to host the U-17 World Cup, the U-17 festival kicked off on Saturday with a ceremony in Chiclayo, in northern Peru. |
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| The sports minister will take possession of it shortly and will then go cap-in-hand to the new finance minister looking for the readies to fund the project. |
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| Large numbers of consumers and small businesses swap software, and they're not about to stump up the readies to convert their current unlicensed software to full product. |
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| As your country readies for the all-important 2004 elections, could you describe the domestic situation inside India for our readers? |
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| The major stumbling block is getting the readies to put it on a stage. |
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| The college preparatory program readies students for university study. |
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| Now he must energise his party as it readies for that looming general election. |
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| The tuner then unscrambles it and readies it for viewing pleasure. |
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| Words like notes, ackers, pelf, readies, smackers, bills, oncers, and so many more spring to mind. |
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| Freda readies herself to sing again and the young man, cross-legged, leans forward, heedfully, unblinking, as though this treasure would vanish for all time were this moment not preserved. |
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| There is a standard magical example about working for money that goes along the lines of: Frater Bater does a spell for money and waits for the multiverse to provide him with the readies. |
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| There is just such a pause now, as Davies readies himself to go. |
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| The program readies itself for reception of data from the chronometer. |
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| Covered in mail and plated armor, the valiant Knight and his brave horse stride into battle. With sword raised, the Knight readies himself for his next move. |
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| In the foreground, an old woman rests and contemplates what lies ahead, a young man readies his suitcase and another man holds his bundled belongings. |
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| Certain of himself, Ali readies equally mentally as physically. |
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| SchoolNet readies learners for the knowledge-based society. |
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| He skirts the tables bearing rum baba cakes and booze and readies his camera. |
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| They'd be happy to stick a mugshot of Jeremy Clarkson on their shirt if the big Top Gear throbber stumped up enough readies for it. |
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