Sentence examples for be able to pour from inspiring English sources
This would not necessarily mean the 4,000 or so migrants in Calais and the 3,000 in Dunkirk would be able to pour across the Channel.
So "we were left with more generic names that we would be able to pour meaning into," Delany said on WFNI radio in Indianapolis.
Using Turkey as a springboard, thousands of American troops will be able to pour into northern Iraq, where they can open a second front against their Iraqi adversaries.
Collapsible Bucket, S. Russell Groves "The bucket has served its function well for a long time, but we wanted to improve on it: make it save space, stand more stable and be able to pour.
If the court throws out the limits, Democrats in particular are likely to have new doubts about a soft-money ban, because the parties would be able to pour unlimited amounts of money into individual races.
There were many people, particularly in less wealthy areas, who were convinced by Leave's claim that if we left the EU we would be able to pour millions more into the NHS.
Meanwhile, corporations and wealthy individuals are able to pour tons of money into influencing American politics.
I was able to pour myself into work and not feel as if I was cheating my family.
The offensive ended in May 2009, when advancing troops broke through the LTTE's final defences and thousands of civilians were able to pour out.
"Because they have a lot of resources, they are able to pour a lot of money into making sure that, at least in Beijing, nothing happens".
