Sentence examples for be able at from inspiring English sources

Icarus, its spiritual successor, would be able at least to slow down.

I think you may be able at this point to guess my position on camping in the woods with friends.

And in these hard times, when one is usually broke, it will nice to be able at last to say plausibly, "the cheque is in the post".

As a result, he did not need to watch and practice a play repeatedly to be able, at game time, to anticipate what was going to happen.

In our brave new world of potentially boundless electronic connectedness, institutions should soon be able, at affordable prices, to self-produce such memorabilia to their constituencies' hearts' content.

A foreclosing bank should be able, at a minimum, to produce the original mortgage note to demonstrate that it has the right to foreclose.

An adjacent view, though distinct, was that we are able, at least in enough cases, to know directly that other human beings have minds.

It is reassuring, as well as saddening, that Hemingway was able, at the end, to recover his long-lost illumination".

Or should one make as good a match as one is able at the risk of stultification?

Of course not, because they both were able, at their best, to talk directly with real people.

By catching traders by surprise, the central bank was able, at least briefly, to jolt them out of their complacency.