Sentence examples for able to take to from inspiring English sources

At present there is no cure and due to the stage I'm at now I'll not be able to take to the pitch today which is deeply frustrating.

Also on her mind were tax deductions she might be able to take to reduce her commuting bill of $300 a week.

Had their leaders been able to take to the streets, many Nepalis would have seen their cause as worth the risk of a cracked skull.

A few weeks from now, he should be able to take to the road again for training to start restoring his stamina and power.

Like a swan looking graceful on the surface while kicking its legs furiously underneath, Obama was able to take to the airwaves and welcome in the changes.

Although the lack of public toilets in Dhaka affects both sexes, men have the distinct advantage of being able to take to the streets.

Citizens then able to take visitor to Hotel Brevoort.

"I know what it is to be able to take Luke to a really good hospital.

It needs to be able to take the looking.

"We need to be able to take a breath".

They ought to be able to take the heat".