Sentence examples for be able to get around from inspiring English sources

Well, we might be able to get around that.

Alternatively, you might be able to get around by working for your board.

She'd enjoyed visiting the country and, having spent time experimenting with Spanish, realised she would be able to get around more easily if she was a fluent speaker.

The short answer is that you will still be able to get around, although some places you may wish to visit, like national parks and monuments, will be closed.

Now researchers may be able to get around this lack of fossils by looking at insect damage instead, says Leo Hickey, a paleobotanist at Yale University: "The work shows the potential of an overlooked resource in [studying] the evolution of insects".

Then again, there are times -- some of Baelish's maneuvering springs to mind -- when it just doesn't make sense that a given character would be able to get around fast enough to keep pace with developments in the plot.

I've never been able to walk, but I've been able to get around easily.

From 1968 to 1991 he was able to get around on leg braces and crutches.

By early autumn, Ms. Aliminosa had graduated to an independent living apartment and was able to get around with a walker.

I like the feeling of being out on the water and being able to get around on it.

After a time, Henry was able to get around on crutches and then he went to a cane and then he was just all over the place.