Sentence examples for I can't install from inspiring English sources

The CD drive on my Windows XP computer is physically broken, so I can't install new programs from a disc.

I can't install kitchen cabinets or make sure the fence guy arrives on time or oversee the digging of large holes for royal palm trees.

Ms. Spector spoke about the difficulties of "grappling with the authority" of the Guggenheim's architecture ("I sometimes think that I can't install in a square room anymore"), but also, more extensively, about the dangers of the "helicopter model of international curating," which too often leads to superficial understanding of cultures and their art — and to bad shows, she said.

"I can't install a new program on my computer without doing it through the network administrator?" asks a Harvard librarian window-shopping at lunchtime.

My copy of StarCraft II just showed up in the post, but THE MAN says I can't install it until tomorrow.

My new partition is a logical drive and I can't install an operating system on it.

While I understand and accept that perhaps the problem was between the keyboard and the chair, I refuse to accept that I as a fairly savvy computer user can't install a new operating system outright.

"I can't think of any situation where you have a large amount of water and you can't install a turbine," Dr. Hasselbrink said.

You can't install software.

You can't install Microsoft Office, for example.

"The problem is that you can't install an antivirus system because they are too dumb.