readiest in a sentence

• Of the three writers, Yeaton seems readiest for bigger things.
• Arkin seemed readiest to speak, however cautiously, for the survivors.
• Today their pesh merga is the readiest and fiercest Iraqi fighting force.
• UNDER AGE 10 _ Too intense for all but the oldest and the readiest.
• If a reserve is what she is, she'll be the best, most supportive, readiest one around.
• I make use of it, under protest, as the readiest means of making myself understood, in the absence of a more appropriate term.
• But the tree that appears too forward to exult in the first favourable glance of spring, will ever be the readiest to droop beneath the frowns of winter .'
• Consequentlie neither doe bad men hate Tyrants, but have been alwayes readiest with the falsifi'd names of " Loyalty ", and " Obedience ", to colour over thir base compliances.
• Then, focusing on the New Jersey market picture, Marchisio predicted a big boom for sublease space, as opposed to direct-lease property _ " because it's quickest and readiest to go ."
• With its borders and ports still closed in an effort to quell the flight of desperate refugees, Albania has also closed off one of the readiest forms of available cash : the money that relatives working in nearby countries send home.
• It's difficult to see readiest in a sentence .
• But in a country where few events _ especially sudden deaths _ rest on their readiest interpretations, where ethnic and regional divisions remain immense and where the military's history of dominating politics is so complete, Abiola's surprising end is only likely to further complicate matters, at least in the turbulent short term.
• :" Caroline Singer is his partner in vagrancy . [ They travel ] light through this complicated world, will have no impediments such as contacts and neighbors and possessions hold them back . . . . [ They ] can lodge with equal comfort in the Ritz or the nearest haystack and move from one to the other with the readiest adaptability ."
• I am most decidedly of opinion that the readiest way to attain this object is to bring home to the supporters of the Government which authorizes this unnatural system of warfare a full share of its dreadful calamities and to this end, I have issued to the commanding officer of H . M . blockading squadron an order, accompanied by a secret memorandum . ..
• Footnotes of the work, written by Dennys'editor, William Lawson, make the first mention of the phrase to'cast a fly': " The trout gives the most gentlemanly and readiest sport of all, if you fish with an artificial fly, a line twice your rod's length of three hairs'thickness . . . and if you have learnt the cast of the fly ."
• Further Covenanters arrived at Aberdeen in 1644 under the Earl of Argyll and the Earl Marischal, and during that occupation a Committee of the Estates for Northern Business met there, to which a petition was presented by Lord Fraser, Sir Thomas Burnett of Leys, Patrick Leslie the Provost, and others, complaining of their losses by the quartering of troops and seeking redress from the first and readiest effects of the'malignants'which come to hand.
• In his review of this volume, Richard Howard summarized Taylor's poetry, " Eleanor Ross Taylor devised, in her startling first poems over thirty years ago, and practices still, for all the modesty of her address, a tough modernist poetics of fragmentation and erasure, the verse rarely indulging in recurrent pattern or recognizable figure, the lines usually short and sharp in their resonance, gists and surds of a discourse allusive to the songs and sayings of a largely southern community dispersed among Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee, and Florida and readiest ( or at least, most eloquent ) to speak in the tongues of remembered or imagined Others ."
• Combined with petrographic analysis of the clay employed in manufacturing the amphora pointing to an origin in or within the vicinity of Akko the readiest reconstruction from the evidence must be that the vessel ( and any companions ) was manufactured in the Akko region before shipping, " either " to such redistribution points as Tell Abu Hawam or Tel Nami, " or " ( more likely ) to Cyprus itself ( perhaps " via " one of these ports ), where it was likely emptied of its original contents certainly marked " before " being shipped back to the Levant ( now probably containing Cypriot product ) and achieving final deposition at Aphek.