Sentence examples for able to go around from inspiring English sources

One is still able to go around and taste artisanal products almost straight from the family table".

"But it's kind of a magical luxury of my life that I'm able to go around and interview people and learn about the history of all these awesome places so I wouldn't just give it up that's for sure".

With Allan Houston and Latrell Sprewell able to go around or shoot over Nets defenders as they wished, with Glen Rice able to maneuver for open shots whenever necessary, and with Charlie Ward repeatedly finding himself alone on the perimeter, the Knicks posted their highest point total of the season, 114-104.

Someone being able to go around like that and not be confronted terrifies me, and what terrified me about seeing so many drunk people around campus.

If your gaps are small enough you'll be able to go around in one go, but if they are a bit big you'll need to do each side separately.

But I thought it was a great job, to be able to go around the world with wind power.

That is how she was able "to go traipsing around as a teapot," she said.

We're going to go around here".

You have to go around and look.

There's a stellar example of being able to go beyond, or perhaps around, the usual channels of complaint in Twittamentary.

If someone had been able to go into orbit around the Earth a century ago, he or she would have seen the light from 16 concentrations of a million or more people.