Sentence examples for able to face some from inspiring English sources
Since doing so, he has been able to face some of the issues he had with his parents and siblings, he said.
It's important to be able to face whatever happens with some sense of knowing that it's okay to make mistakes.
If it can come to terms with its past, Spain will surely be better able to face its future.The economy, stupidThere are some causes for concern.
"It enables all borrowers to be able to face their life circumstances and know there is some flexibility and responsiveness based on what life throws their way".
After going through a post-Olympics period where he "was not able to face training", the Bolton cyclist is again "keen to get some medals won".
Consequently the greatest burden of new cancer cases will fall on some of the regions of the world least able to face the challenge.
"We've played some tough teams in the past, and should be able to face Nigeria and take them head on".
You have to forget, or else you wouldn't be able to face it again.
"But we are going to take it as being able to face a very strong challenge.
