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"We've trained well, the boys look sharp and we're raring to go.
''I'm picking up the whole time now, I had three and a half weeks doing nothing in Dubai, it was a lovely holiday, I'm getting my energy back, putting on weight and raring to go.''
NUWFC first-team manager Michael Havelock said: "After a great start to the season, the ladies are raring to go, and despite the long journey they will be up for the game.
Summary: After cancelling U2's headline appearance at Glastonbury due to emergency back surgery Bono says he's raring to go for the band's return.
Speaking to M AIL T ODAY , the Hyderabadi said she was raring to go at this event.
Psyched up and raring to go, they are all set to wow audiences with their astonishing horseback stunts and nerves of steel.
The new raring venue, designed with both recreational and competitive skiers, will be completed for the 2008-2009 ski season.
Dear Editor, Neil Maybury tells us that all the "stakeholders" and the city council are "raring to go" to redevelop Paradise Circus.
ATLANTA -- The product is ready and raring to go, much like celebrity chef Paula Deen herself.
Jones, the 21-year-old Pennard star who played in the Curtis Cup match in 2003, has now recovered from a nasty left wrist injury and is raring to go for what could be her last season as an amateur.
TIM HENMAN has insisted he would be "ready and raring to go" at Wimbledon despite crashing out of the Stella Artois Championship at the first hurdle.
The correct raring, its combined AM/FM rating, is 7.4.
On a scale of -7 to +7, the patients' average raring of the hedonistic value of unpleasant odors was -4.16, compared with -4.00 for the control patients.
Whether this took the form of an axial methodology like that of the Ecole des Beaux Arts, a systematic grid like that of the Rationalists, or a Platonic belief in pure forms and proportions as held by Le Corbusier, Raring saw imposed geometry as a straitjacket cramping a building's natural development.