Sentence examples for I could tap from inspiring English sources

"I had fallen in love with the violin of my dreams, and I thought I could tap into the Southern 'We're so proud of you, Bobby' thing".

The instinctively incisive ways the children answered their own question ("What should we do?"), Mr. Benjamin said, "made me realize something about myself — that whatever this force was, I could tap into it".

I wanted a fuller, more public life – one where I wasn't on my own so much and where I could tap into networks that made my life feel bigger and more vibrant.

And as I walked up and down, always careful not to look like a loiterer, I spotted Mr. Tanen's lighted windowpane and wished I could tap and say hello.

Then I could tap an issue I seem to have missed a few weeks before and there it was, ready to go.

"For Marcello Trotta to miss, and then I realised Billy Paynter was by himself, I got on my bike and caught up with him so I could tap the ball in.

"I told my fifth-grade teacher that I could tap-dance, which was not at all true," he recounted.

It's wordy, but it could tap into a bipartisan sense of outrage.

The Dean campaign worked to grow a database of supporters it could tap to raise money or encourage activism.

As a class time drew to a close, the students and I thought about how we could tap into this preference for abundance in a way that doesn't lead to wasted food.

"I was attracted by how she could tap into emotions like that.