Sentence examples for able to say something from inspiring English sources

"It took those five years to be able to say something that simple," he said.

You would be able to say something about it, something of value".

You should not even accept a mission without being able to say something about the entirety.

It's likely I'll be able to say something next Monday or Tuesday".

Anna would always be able to say something positive about what you'd done.

"You want to be able to say something unique about what you've seen so you can make the notes useful to you," he said.

To say that Sarah is able to drive is to say something different.

People need to be able to say when something is not right and these draconian measures against unions are not right".

They know how to take risks, and how to either build on work that's successful, or they are able to say that something doesn't work, and let's move on, let's change that.

"I find it hard to understand how you personally, when asked for advice, would not be able to say that something that's repugnant should be outlawed," Mr. Schumer said.

Medical director Dr Ellen Wilkinson said: "I'm never going to be able to say that something like this is never going to happen again.