Sentence examples for being able to appropriate from inspiring English sources

Von Bechtolsheim's plans hinged on being able to appropriate the space.

(Because far from not being able to appropriate the label for oneself, most "tea party" candidates do it every five minutes.) What have the Republicans done wrong?

Neither of these characters are African-American, but many hip-hop gangsta figures have been able to appropriate their imagery and make it specific to their own circumstances.

In the "Arab spring" it was street protesters, and not the regime, who were able to appropriate the symbols and language of national revival.

Racism is rarely about the reality of the other; the Reclaim protestors, without irony or self-reflection, were able to appropriate the Indigenous flag in their cry to reclaim Australia.

But the single best footwear belongs to Nancy Sinatra, who wasn't going to be able to appropriate Lee Hazlewood's country song "These Boots Are Made for Walkin' " until her father, Frank, said she could.

CALI SWAG DISTRICT Southern California has become such a hub for dance-rap (thanks to jerking, last year's movement) that now the region has been able to appropriate other cities' styles for itself.

Entrepreneurs and businesspersons are not equal in their ability to have access to, be able to locate, or be able to appropriate all available information.

The communities never have been able to appropriate their resources.

(Government worker in Michoacán) The communities never have been able to appropriate their resources.

There are important obstacles being able to obtain appropriate samples in classification research in wheelchair court sports.