Sentence examples for able since from inspiring English sources

Johnson told the same interviewer that he had "beat a drum every day he has been able since childhood".

Down at the Ritzy, my local cinema in Brixton, London, I've been able, since December, to see live broadcasts from the Metropolitan Opera in New York, matinees of everything from Peter Grimes to Tristan und Isolde.

Serbia, which unlike Turkey is not yet a full negotiating partner to become a member of the European Union, has nonetheless been able since 2009 to send it citizens to Europe without them having to line up  first for a Schengen visa.

He succeeded in rousing the midland province of Dalarna to resist, purchased by judicious concessions the support of lay and ecclesiastical magnates to whom a union of the three Scandinavian kingdoms under Christian had become unwelcome, and was able (since Sten Sture's son was a mere boy) to pass as leader of the surviving Sture party.

In later life, Witold Lutoslawski distanced himself from his early, folk-inspired Concerto for Orchestra, claiming: "I wrote as I was able since I could not yet write as I wished". Yet it was a perfect showcase for the strength and depth of this remarkable ensemble.

Besides those increases, Ms. Hirsch said, landlords have also been able -- since June 15 , 1997-- to raise the legal rent for a vacant apartment by adding a "vacancy allowance". For new leases since that date, she said, landlords have been entitled to an 18percentt increase for a one-year lease and a 20percentt increase for a two-year lease.

The reviewers understand that the low m-Tyr levels may present a challenge, but hope the experiment is do-able since data on m-Tyr incorporation into the proteome when cells are grown in m-Tyr are already provided.

I haven't been able to sleep since!

But investigators have been able since last August to interview many Congolese witnesses, representatives of local and international relief agencies, and diplomats and military attaches at many embassies in Kinshasa.

Under this evidentiary burden, the U.S. EPA has been able, since 1976, to use its formal rule-making authority to partially regulate five existing chemicals (or chemical classes): polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), chlorofluoro carbons, dioxins, asbestos, and hexavalent chromium (U.S. GAO 1994).

Besides those increases, Ms. Hirsch said, landlords have also been able -- since June 15 , 1997-- to raise the legal rent for a vacant apartment by adding a "vacancy allowance".