Sentence examples for able to list in from inspiring English sources

Then there are foreign companies, which may finally be able to list in Shanghai on a designated market in 2011.

(You should easily be able to list ten in quick succession).

Does the inherent prestige of saying I write for either of the Timeses make up for what I lose by not writing the same thing for almost anywhere else? Frankly, yes:  just being able to list the Times in my portfolio of work is a feather in my cap.

I have spent years being able to list practically everything in the dislike category, but am forcing myself to like it, for I can't change it.

(Respondents were able to list their reasons in an open-ended response).

In addition to the factors provided, farmers were able to list additional factors involved in their decisions if they wished to do so.

She cut Hammond off in court Friday before he was able to list all of the countries in violation of the order.

My 2-year-old is still too young to understand these conversations, but my 5-year-old is a thoughtful, committed categorizer and has long been able to list the things we have in common as well as the many ways in which we are different.

In return, Mr. Cowan will be able to list the project as the first in his portfolio, and may even receive a fee.

Agents are also allowed a look in, able to list for free and pimp their wares generally.

Indeed, we were able to list up to 900 tags expressed in at least two copies in the metacyclic promastigote stage but totally absent from the intracellular amastigote stage, generating useful data for better data mining.