Sentence examples for able to go both from inspiring English sources

"I want to do what Taylor's doing: I want to be able to go both ways".

We played both sides of the ruck really well and were able to go both sides, where the spaces were, and we created chances.

Bikes will have the exclusive use of some streets at particular times of day, and may be able to go both ways along certain one-way streets.

"Back then, guys put their hands on you, you had to have the skill to be able to go both ways, change directions and post up.

A couple dressed as bacon and eggs near the front of the bus started arguing about which party to go to now that there was no way they'd be able to go to both of the ones they had planned to attend.

A couple dressed as bacon and eggs near the front of the bus started arguing about which party to go to now that there was no way they'd be able to go to both of the ones they had planned to attend it was like watching a Raymond Carver short story unfold before my eyes.

"They're both able to go out there and take their turn, and they will, and he'll catch him the next time he pitches".

Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Obama are both nappers, able to go from animatedly working a crowd to slumping over peacefully on a van or plane.

Still, she frets about whether she will be able to go on painting: she seems to both long for and dread the moment when she will pick up her paintbrush again.

And thanks to their faith and hard work, we both were able to go on to college.

Through what the bill calls "protection orders," victims, their families (if the victim is underage), and/or authorities would be able to go after "pimps" and "providers" for both criminal and punitive damages.