Sentence examples for able to take anything from inspiring English sources

But they seem to be able to take anything.

"Up and down, not being able to take anything for granted.

Living with it and not being able to take anything for granted; the immortality that you have is gone.

"I think where all the fundamentals are concerned, I would not be able to take anything for granted," he said.

Plenty has been said about this song and the hyperventilating over it by uniformed men and women who are supposed to be tough guys, able to take anything.

He wants us to admire his boss and share his pride to "have worked for a man who had always been able to take anything in his stride".

From there, he added, "they were able to take out anything they wanted without any problems".

Once you have your finances under control, you'll be able to take on anything.

But some were reluctant to take anything.

Not to take anything away from the advocacy groups, as they are great organizations, but they don't seem to be able to do much by themselves.

His reasoning was that if communists infiltrated the federal government, they wouldn't be able to take control of anything that was under the jurisdiction of the individual states rather than the federal government, proclaiming that "States' rights is your best defense against Communism".(2).