Sentence examples for able to hammer from inspiring English sources

After all, he is able to hammer talking points like any politician.

He did the necessary work, and we were able to hammer out a law and push it through.

"I'm hopeful that when we meet again," he said, "the parties will be able to hammer out an agreement.

I can assure you that being able to hammer home that line about keeping what you have was very important and comforting for people to hear.

The country's rulers worry that, despite military victory, they have not been able to hammer all of Vietnam into the same mould.

He will not be able to hammer out all the details of those reforms, but he can force agreement on the main parts, based on Bowles-Simpson, which he should endorse rapidly.

A tight fit is ideal, so if you can't quite force it in you may be able to gently hammer it in after applying glue.

And in 1999 he began making a good portion of his sculptures in Beijing, where he works for several weeks at a time with skilled craftsman who are able, among other things, to hammer together multiple pieces of stainless steel by hand until their seams are invisible, a process requiring tremendous skill and patience.

There could be some fun to be had if you were able to wantonly hammer at the alert button and send the shop owner running for his cricket bat every five minutes, but the Internet Eyes system limits you to just a handful of alerts per month.

Yes, overstrung, gaudily painted, honky tonk joannas for passersby to hammer out jazz standards on, which – naturally – many appeared to be able to do.

For Mr. Romney, the issue offers an opportunity to hammer one of his main themes: that he is the candidate most able to defeat President Obama.