Sentence examples for able to get part from inspiring English sources

McKenzie was able to get part of his stick on a point-blank shot by Martin Havlat and he deflected the puck over the goal.

When he had her look over to the right, the left eye moved normally to the right corner near her nose, but the right eye was only able to get part way to the outer right corner.

I'm sure someone with some patience and an iron could get the job done, they would not be able to get parts.

After an hour or so, the Paris fire brigade was able to begin to get part of the fire under some degree of control and to protect the parts of the cathedral that may survive.

I'm optimistic that ultimately we're going to be able to get that part of the financial sector going again, but it could take some time to regain confidence and trust.

However, if she's been a permanent US resident for at least 5 years she could enroll in Medicare at 65, although she would not be able to get free Part A (inpatient hospital) coverage until you turn age 62.

But he hasn't even been able to get that part right.

People often fear not being able to get this part right - but it really doesn't matter what you feel or see at this point - you will be in hypnosis.

Reagan and Mr. Bush were always able to get different parts of the Republican coalition to overlook differences, in part through their own political skills and strength, in part by emphasizing their commitment to principles.

If companies are not able to get crucial parts back and forth across the border, it can delay investments in factories or oil and gas pipelines, potentially at the expense of American workers.

He said: "It's great we are able to get some parts on the car.