Sentence examples for been able to withdraw from inspiring English sources
Khireya Khalil, 60, a divorced mother of eight, had not been able to withdraw money that day.
"And as they get just as much money as the municipal schools, the owners have been able to withdraw the surplus".
Mrs Khalil's daughter, Ibtisam Mohammed, 35, had been able to withdraw the 250 dinars of social security benefits that, as a divorced single mother, she receives every month from the government, but said she needed more.
Though their resistance had disintegrated on the northern half the front, in the south the Germans might still have been able to withdraw into the Cap Bon peninsula and there make a prolonged stand.
Since then, anyone reaching retirement age has been able to withdraw up to 100% of their pension, subject to tax on everything above the first 25% they take out.
Current account customers with a NatWest, RBS or Mint credit card "in good order" have been able to withdraw up to £100 over their limit without incurring fees or charges – although some will be levied but then refunded.
Those that did dabble in subprime loans were able to withdraw quickly.
