Sentence examples for able to walk its from inspiring English sources

The 325,000 people who visit the museum each year are able to walk its decks and climb below to learn about life aboard a 19th-century whaler.

If you were to visit this Earth-like world, would you expect to be able to walk its surface without breathing gear?

Luckily, both pilots were able to walk it off.

No one doubts the big central banks would return to supporting these markets in "case of fire," but as the base-case scenario assumes stable economic growth over the next two years, including stable to rising incomes in the core economies, then the market should be able to walk on its own two feet.

Bulimia is wildfire, and most of those who experiment with it are not easily able to walk away from its craven pull.

Chen explains that the robot being able to navigate without cameras or sensors is like a human being able to walk around while its pitch black out.

Having $20 billion in guarantees should reassure the spill's victims, and all Americans, that BP will not be able to walk away from its responsibilities.

How was Morgan Stanley able to walk away from its San Francisco headquarters when the building's value plummeted below what it owed, abandoning both the building and the debt despite having available capital of $213.2 billion?

By the 1990s, this huge country was so weak that its tiny neighbour, Rwanda, was able to walk in and topple its government.Rwanda is currently ruled by those who stopped the genocide in 1994.

We watched a seal fishing in the breakers all morning, and when the tide started to ebb, were able to walk round the headland to its home.

In one academic paper, Davison showed how his system could be used for an autonomous robot that was able to walk around a room on its own using a wireless link to a computer.