Sentence examples for able to get at from inspiring English sources

Nonfiction may not be able to get at that cosmic unknowable and unknown aspect.

Many are able to get at least somewhere and earn their own living".

We are underdogs but should be able to get at least a point.

By the time they will be able to get at their money, it will be too late.

He's able to get at both the larger-than-life and the regular-old-life-size aspects of his subject.

"But the management has never been able to get at the financial performance that the technical position deserves".

I think they'll be able to get at least a draw and that would be just fine by me.

"There are so many resources here that I don't think I'd be able to get at a state school".

The poulet rôti you used to be able to get at Quatorze and still can get at Bar Boulud, for instance, would do the trick.

"Freed from the conventions of working for a real paper, Brad and I were able to get at the poignancy behind the somewhat trivial story," Soth told me.

He was able to get AT&T to agree to pay what some analysts viewed as an overly generous price, $31.8 billion, for his systems.