Sentence examples for be able to line from inspiring English sources

"They still might not be able to line up other people's experiences with their own.

It cautioned that the firms might not be able to line up financing.

I've seen it twice now, and I'm hoping to be able to line up a viewing in Alameda.

Beyond those advantages, the two CBS shows are expected to be able to line up far more impressive lists of guests.

"Someday, some scholar is going to be able to line up my movies and watch the arc of my life," Mr. Zemeckis, 48, said by telephone.

But it also shows that the Government might be able to line up cheaper sources of financing, either from Government bonds or from loans from the monetary fund.

I think we would have been able to line up the other sponsor.

Paulson failed to enlist several banks before Goldman was able to line up clients.

In my career, I've been able to line guys up.

But unlike service companies, his REK Products Inc. had a product to show, and he was able to line up a $5,000 contract the first day.

As the Great Horned Owl's ears are bilaterally symmetrical they are able to line up with the sound on a vertical plane, which helps the bird create a mental image of the space where the sound is coming from.