Sentence examples for been able to ditch from inspiring English sources

Darrell Etherington suggests that the camera on the new phone is so good that he has finally been able to ditch his compact camera.

Then, as the crew struggled into parachutes, he thought: "We may be able to ditch.

And truth be told, for parents, the dirty secret to a successful family ski vacation is being able to ditch the children.

Once they've been done up, Express by Holiday Inn hotels will be able to ditch their silly names and rebrand themselves as Holiday Inn Express.

As a dealmaker, Mr Weill no doubt feels he must make grand demands, but if he really does want to leave, Mr Prince may be able to ditch a costly employee for nothing.

Save enough and perhaps live a little more modestly, and you might be able to ditch that lucrative but unworthy gig you've been slaving at all these years and do something you believe in -- teach school, start a business, move to the country, join the Elks.

Aside from the adventure of exploring a little-visited region of China and the challenge of a race over harsh and unpredictable terrain, many multi-day runners look forward to the luxury of being able to ditch the mobile and concentrate on nothing but racing and recovery for seven days.

However, it signalled it hoped to be able to ditch the safety measure in the long term.

It has to be particularly nice for Apple to be able to ditch Google in this regard.

Cahoots says that company reps will always be clearly identifiable, and visitors will easily be able to ditch them for a private conversation.

Hopefully as ContentID becomes more advanced and YouTube's library of content to check against expands, it will be able to ditch the time limit entirely.