on tap

1. Available for immediate use, ready, as in We have two more trumpeters on tap for the parade. This metaphoric expression alludes to a beverage such as beer that is ready to be drawn from a cask. [Mid-1800s]

Example Sentences

By Wednesday afternoon Southern Californians had made it through the brunt of this week’s heat wave with slightly lower temperatures on tap for Thursday and Friday.

From Los Angeles Times

After a very slight cool down on Monday, more toasty temperatures are on tap for the rest of the week, according to the National Weather Service.

From Los Angeles Times

In Instagram videos from her Venice kitchen, she cheers on residents while giving updates on tap water and power poles.

From Los Angeles Times

A Terry Riley premiere is also on tap.

From Los Angeles Times

There’s not the luxury of time to rewatch that footage with the Broncos on tap in four days.

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