Sentence examples for be able to flush from inspiring English sources

Ronnie did believe you would be able to flush demons away with it.

But there are now experimental cancer drugs that might be able to flush the virus out and make it vulnerable.

Metros with fewer mortgages like these, will be able to flush foreclosures out of the market sooner, as these borrowers are likely to end up in foreclosure eventually.

Will El Niño be able to flush fish invaders out of the L.A. River?

"Hosni Mubarak may be down now, but I think there must be old remnants of the dictatorship there and we must be able to flush that for democracy to flourish," he said.

So trying to rinse out sperm, even with homemade spermicidal recipes (vinegar, ammonia, paprika, they tried everything) had to be done immediately, because once the crinkles came back, you'd never be able to flush all the nooks and crannies out.

"People with young families have not been able to flush toilets and wash themselves, never mind get access to drinking water," said Dr. Peter Maguire, a general practitioner.

"We've been able to flush away our competition since we started using Star Toilet Paper," said Mr. Campbell, unable to avoid a quip.

The recovery of MMSW (i.e. shoes, kitchen utensils…) within dredges on the axial Messina Canyon at 1000 1100 m depth (Fig. 3h) is indeed a clear evidence that larger sediment-gravity flows are able to flush the entire tributary channels.

Fortunately, I am able to flush the toilet to replenish my water supply and have access to the groceries I hadn't put away before I turned into a dog.

Gen. Athar Abbas, a military spokesman, said at a news conference that the army was able to flush out militants, in part with the help of locals who showed soldiers Taliban hiding places in hotels and other buildings.