Sentence examples for available I do from inspiring English sources

Whether it will be the next adventure of the League to be made available, I don't know.

With all the modern technology available I don't see how it's that difficult to stop these rip-off merchants".

The men go out to sea and if there is work available I do everything from tapping fish - that is, removing them from the nets - to repairing nets.

Even if it is available, I don't think I have the time to sit down and search for such information or attend workshops.

I need a new one but there are so many choices available I don't know where to start.

And I approach the thing, given these tremendously attractive securities available, I don't want to be a person who lived in 1932 and sold General Electric common because the outlook for 1933 was bad or uncertain.

It was a little scary back then – the modems… I lived in the suburbs and that information was not available, I didn't even know the technology existed except in that Matthew Broderick movie!" Arcangel doesn't work entirely with videogames.

During the early '80s, before versions for small pit forces were commonly available, I did "pirate arrangements" for various productions of legitimate musicals, only to find, when I worked on Broadway during the '90s, that the producers themselves had begun paying for the same thing for their revivals of big orchestra shows.

Mr President, to deal firstly with Mrs Hautala's question, I did not in fact give her a reply because, in view of the limited time available, I did not think that we needed to enter into a further discussion on the substance of the matter.

(Occupational therapist, Centre B) Where there were gaps in knowledge, these related to difficulty keeping fully informed about the range of NHS and other services available: "Either I don't know about the services available or it's difficult to access them in a timely fashion…that can be frustrating at many levels".

At the same time, I relish the range of options available because I don't want to be tied down.