Sentence examples for able to crawl through from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, one track had been reopened at 5 55, but trains were only able to crawl through, and the bottleneck kept the line at a near-standstill for a couple of hours, Mr. Brucker said.

"The ancient program for the Chinese military was to be able to run 90 kilometers in a day and be able to crawl through infested areas," said Stanley Henning, who has taught Chinese combat traditions for 40 years.

Later, neighbors heard gunshots, but Mr. Pawlicki's wife, who said the man was armed with two handguns, was able to crawl out of the house through a window.

"I was then able to crawl out," he said.

"I was able to crawl by them to the back bedroom," he said.

The ceiling above him crumbled, but he was able to crawl out.

There you are able to crawl toward a comrade's position in cover.

Kerry says "Assad may be able to crawl out" after a bombardment.

He broke both legs, but was able to crawl to a pub door at 3 a.m. and rouse the owner.

This paper presents a reconfigurable biomimetic robot which is able to crawl and roll.

Engineers at Harvard University have created a robot that unfolds itself from a flat sheet and is able to crawl.