Sentence examples for be able to tuck from inspiring English sources

The people who run this country should not be able to tuck demonstrators away out of sight.

Following Natalie's stress management tips, guests will be able to tuck into a three course brunch.

When you're up on those rooftops this year, do you think you'd be able to tuck a tiny slip of paper into those stockings?

They'll see that Palestinian parents want to be able to tuck their children into bed at night with a roof over their heads in a safe environment.

2) President Obama is a family man and fully understands how important it is to be able to tuck your children in bed at night, attend church with your family, play ball with your dad, to graduate from high school and hug your grandparents proudly afterwards.

It should be able to tuck under the collar.

"She was able to tuck herself under the dashboard".

It's very cold in New York, but luckily there is no snow yet, so I was able to tuck my jeans into my sage-green suede Cole Haan boots.

Even the biggest riders are able to tuck themselves into an aerodynamic position on their bikes, producing less drag as they cut through the air, which means smaller riders lose their advantage because bigger riders can produce more power.

"Comedy, arts, documentaries and specialist music are essential elements of Radio 2's required output, but for too long it has been able to tuck these away at the margins of the schedule in its inexorable pursuit of popularity over public service.

I was able to tuck in around the first turn and he was just galloping along.