The phrase "able to get items" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing someone's capability or capacity to obtain or acquire items.
Example: "She is able to get items from the store quickly and efficiently."
Alternatives: "capable of obtaining items" or "able to acquire items."
You will be able to get rare items such as clubs, clothes and other boost items.
He was able to get every item he wanted except a marble sculpture of Diana and Endymion that Jefferson called in a letter, a "delicious morsel of sculpture".
European players were able to get the item from March 4 to April 22. Australian players were able to download it from March 10 to April 28 , 2011 is a four-disc soundtrack featuring the games' music scored by Junichi Masuda, Go Ichinose, Shota Kageyama, Hitomi Sato, Morikazu Aoki, Minako Adachi, and Satoshi Nohara.
To be able to get this item you have to have bought Everquest 2: The Shadow Odyssey.
"It's tough not being able to get all the items you need," she said.
If you're so inclined you'll also be able to get exclusive game items from watching the show in Xbox One's Halo Channel.
Reid was not able to get through two items meant to energize the Democratic base — a bill to legalize gays in the military and one to give citizenship to some children of illegal aliens.
(And Silicon Valley has a lot of those). Elsewhere around the U.S., consumers may find that free, curbside pick-up is a decent alternative which still eliminates the hassles of having to park, walk in (often with kids in tow), then wait in lines at customer service before being able to get your purchased item to your vehicle.
Elsewhere around the U.S., consumers may find that free, curbside pick-up is a decent alternative which still eliminates the hassles of having to park, walk in (often with kids in tow), then wait in lines at customer service before being able to get your purchased item to your vehicle.
Once you've opened the crate, you'll be able to get a free item with random quality.
