Sentence examples for be able to redeem from inspiring English sources

And soon, people who reserve tables online may receive bonus points that they will be able to redeem at restaurants.

Investors can invest a minimum of $2,000 and will be able to redeem their investments daily, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

If she can figure out how to race in hot, smoggy conditions, Radcliffe may be able to redeem herself at the 2008 Olympics in Beijing.

If you have a gift card – Comet sells them in amounts of up to £500 – you may be equally worried you won't be able to redeem it.

Many students, when interviewed, said they worried that if they messed up on the first few questions, they would never be able to redeem themselves.

The Queen's Head added that customers will be able to redeem the cost of parking against food and drink bought at the pub when their bill totals more than the price of their ticket.

"I was able to redeem myself," Thole said.

How about the accrued miles you have earned but have never been able to redeem?

"I'm just glad I was able to redeem myself for that terrible turnover in the fourth quarter".

"Just like other Madoff investors, he was able to redeem his money until the scheme collapsed precisely because he had an account there," Mr. Emery said.

My primary credit card is still the Starwood Preferred Guest American Express, since I'm able to redeem the Starwood points I earn (one point per dollar spent) for Starwood hotel stays that yield a value per point of about 3 cents.