Sentence examples for be able to so from inspiring English sources

But I'm going to be able to, so it's going to be all good".

But it is not so clear that drugs would be able to so without extra help.

Is he going to be able to so that 20 days out from the Ashes?

"But my family members may not be able to so easily, and my savings will run out at some point".

Fang said foreign scholars such as Koss can work on subjects that local Chinese scholars may not be able to, so their work is useful within China too.

They may well have the chance with another, Ivor the Engine, as Postgate reveals he "might be able to so something" with the 50s and 70s series about a Welsh steam locomotive, perhaps as live action, rather than animation.

To me he seems to be able to so-called see through people, to an extent and can easily judge good from evil and is not trickable.

Although you're not engaged in P-functioning, you're able to, so you're still alive.

It is disturbing that the industry was able to so easily shape the official record to its liking.

I've always admired those directors who were able to so totally reinvent themselves stylistically.

"So to be able to do so much of it right now is really satisfying".