Sentence examples for able to share in from inspiring English sources

They should therefore be able to share in the benefits that come from new development.

Among them: Would City Opera still be considered a constituent group able to share in budget allocations from the city?

"The question should be, 'Why shouldn't blue-collar workers be able to share in the benefits of increased productivity?

Cranston, the classiest actor in the world, said he's excited that viewers around the world will be able to share in the "mirth and merriment" of the show.

"We're happy that we will continue to be able to share in programming purchases with Advance/Newhouse," Edward Adler, an AOL Time Warner spokesman, said yesterday.

Members of the public will also be able to share in the festivities at live sites situated in Green park and St James's park.

Men and women in these countries are no longer able to share in the perks and pride of empire, as Scots once did to an especially disproportionate degree.

I was trying to share with him why I feel we should be able to share in the revenue side of it.

If you have family around they can be a source of support and encouragement and they are able to share in the adventure.

Freed from the weight of oppression, Iraq's people will be able to share in the progress and prosperity of our time.

Facebook started cracking down on viral content in 2010, reducing the amount that developers could 'spam' the Facebook walls of its players, but the concept of being able to share in-game achievements with friends has spread out to every sector of gaming.