Sentence examples for able to start something from inspiring English sources

"Maybe one day I'll be able to start something of my own.

When the order turned over to the No. 2 hitter, Derek Bell, then the Mets were able to start something again.

"I feel that, one day, I'll be able to start something where I can get through to these kids, connect with them," he says.

I is for individuals, who are able to reach around the globe to start something or collaborate on something farther, faster, deeper, cheaper than ever before — as individuals.

"That's I'm attracted to is the idea of doing something different again and it actually excites me very much to be able to start doing something I used to do.

"Whenever we feel like we might be able to start saving, something happens," she said.

Using Microsoft's cloud services, owners of Windows 8 devices will be able to start doing something on one machine (working in the office, say) and continue on another (finishing a document on the road).

"I decided I had to start something.

'There was no road from Fort Frances or Thunder Bay … You wanted something done, or you want to start something or have something available, you [had to do it yourself].

Even if the questions are silly, like, "What's the best month and why?" or "What's your sign?" you'll be able to start talking about something.[4].

He wanted to get the nursery ready and be able to start calling our little one something other than "it" or "the baby".