Well, to be precise, sir...

I'm sure that he'll come on time.

This data isn't accurate at all.

A clock must be above all correct.

Most important of all a clock has to be accurate.

I began to doubt the accuracy of his statement.

Because, Thandie, that's not accurate.

Our teacher is someone who likes precision, and always demands precise answers of her students.

Is your watch correct?

Standby guns crew. Standby guns crew!

I'll shout Ready, aim, fire!

Now, I know my clock doesn't tell you the exact time, but it does give you a general idea using a flower.

This allows us to precisely measure and compare the weight of, say, rocks, water, or wheat using a scale.

Water casks ready for filling, sir. The ship cleared for action? Cleared for action, sir.

On your mark, get set, go.

Water casks ready for filling?

Starboard battery, ready! Starboard battery, ready!

Get ready. Let's go.

Stand by to go about. Have every gun ready to fire when we cross her.

You're on time.

Aye, aye, sir. Stand by to go about!

Getting ready ... quiet!

When will you be ready?

It's on time.

Standard size.

Well, maybe I will.

I've told you The baby's normal.

I make a point of being punctual.

A cab, please.

You ready?

Are you going to have a speech?

Ready? Take it up.

Stand by for the countdown.

You guys ready?

This watch keeps correct time.

We're ready to leave.

My watch is very accurate.

My watch is not correct.

Tom got ready for bed.

He is always preparing.

I'm ready to go back home.

Did you take careful aim?

Prepare the boats for storing ship.

Helm the weather!

Port battery, ready!