Sentence examples for able to come at from inspiring English sources

One respondent (who prefers to remain anonymous) says, Dyer's sex writing reminded me of Penthouse Forum — everyone's ready, willing, and able to come at the same time.

For this privilege and to be able to come at short notice over the next few years to the country where their daughter lives and works, they will, as presumably "low net worth individuals", spend nearly £1,000 each, a significant portion of their annual pension.

MR: (laughs) I simply meant that I perceive you as an artist because you are able to come at life from all sorts of artistic angles, through writing, composing, and performing.

Junior doctors don't want more pay, but they do want to be able to come home at night in time to see their children.

"It's been a disaster year, but you know I've been praying and I have my family and I love tennis, and to be able to come back at Wimbledon is pretty awesome," Williams said.

I would expect myself to work really hard in the off-season and I would expect myself to be able to come out at the start of next year and deliver in certain tournaments.

FW de Klerk, South Africa's last apartheid-era president: "Although we were political opponents — and although our relationship was often stormy — we were always able to come together at critical moments to resolve the many crises that arose during the negotiation process".

"I was able to come in at 15 and play on the tour week in, week out," says Australia's Lleyton Hewitt, the 2002 Wimbledon champion  who at 20 was the youngest male ever to be ranked world number one.

JB: Our closest investors and the advisors who've also helped us get where we are in terms of advice and building the network, they'll be able to come in at a certain price.

"To be able to come back at Wimbledon is pretty awesome.

So I miss him actually being able to come home at the end of the day and they yell 'Daddy!'Daddy