Sentence examples for I can abide from inspiring English sources

"I can abide almost all of it except the stretched typography.

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"When I decide that people can abide by the rules, I'll do that," he said.

"The simple point that I was making, which I will continue to make throughout this campaign, is that we can abide by due process and abide by basic concepts of rule of law and still crack down on terrorists," Mr. Obama said.

But Nena going to number two didn't set off a wave of German language hits in the eighties and I'm not sure — "Gangam Style" and its billion hits aside — that Americans can abide a Korean invasion right now.

As long as you stick to sandwich fillers that everyone can abide, the possibilities are endless.

Mr Li said China hoped "the two sides can abide by their promises".

True, there is a type of English almost no one can abide.

He can abide neither the wild-eyed idealism, nor the tendency to fuzz over the detail in cutting deals.

After it, overeaters can abide by their long-term intentions and derive the health and appearance benefits of lower weight.

They deserve to be led by someone who can abide by international law, not a murderous dictator.