Sentence examples for be able to hand from inspiring English sources
One hopes to be able to hand them to them in person.
To be able to hand this over to them is as good as it gets".
"No longer will financial firms be able to hand their losses off to the taxpayer.
Barclays says its branches won't be able to hand out new fivers until Wednesday of next week.
Drones are becoming dated technology: we may now be able to hand over some of the life-and-death decisions of war to robots.
If you've done enough in your own life to ask for forgiveness, you might as well be able to hand it out.
Should Putin decide not to run in 2018, he might be able to hand-pick defense minister Sergei Shoigu as his successor.
A human MUST be able to hand-craft a compliant document by reading the specification.
Meanwhile, exhibitors will only be able to hand-carry their products and display materials in oversized bags and rollers before 8 AM on show days — that way there won't be a way for people to bring in large bags when the event is underway.
On Friday, the Conference of Presidents (the Parliament President and political group leaders) unanimously awarded this year's Sakharov Prize for the Freedom of Thought to Sotoudeh and Panahi and decided that the delegation travelling to Tehran should be able to hand-deliver the invitation to collect the prize in Strasbourg in December, or cancel the visit.
I fantasize that I'll not only be able to hand-whip cream, but also will have a whole new life after dinner -- time now spent talking, reading, writing or watching movies- -- that could include who knows what?
