Sentence examples for able to gather it from inspiring English sources

At the end of the line is an area so empty and provisional that as far as I have been able to gather, it has never even been dignified by a name.

From what I've been able to gather, it can take a lot of significant time and labor to craft a set of debate questions.

I got through one and two really good and just got a little bit free into three so I missed the entrance a touch and then was able to gather it back and get rolling.

It may take a few tries before you're able to gather it evenly.

"When we were divided, the counterrevolution was able to gather its forces".

Attendees pack convention halls labeled Atlantis, Endeavour, Independence, Discovery, and Crystal all weekend to learn about secret space programs, the giant spacecraft buried beneath Antarctica, how to identify false flags (from what I'm able to gather, if it happened, it's a false flag), and alien religions.

Facebook is now able to gather data that it can leverage immeasurably in the world of advertising: the way people think, what they care about and how this leads them to buying decisions.

case on only one of those issues on Wednesday, and said that it was still investigating the rest but needed more time to do so, partly because it had not yet been able to gather all the information it needed.

"The robot, even though it'll go slower, should be able to gather more data because it can operate 24 hours a day".

Big data means business and the company able to gather a lot of it is very valuable to investors and stockholders.

BlueStacks team members approached by TechCrunch would not confirm that this is in fact happening, but from what we've been able to gather from other sources, it seems there's a good chance this could happen in early 2013.