Sentence examples for being able to enter from inspiring English sources

President Hussein also repeated warnings that American soldiers would be killed before being able to enter Baghdad, the capital.

"The highly volatile situation continues to prevent teams from being able to enter Malakal town itself," MSF said.

He filed an appeal Feb. 13 in the hope of being able to enter Georgia's Democratic primary in September.

Being culturally fluent means being able to enter a new context, master the norms, and feel comfortable doing so.

"A parent still has the discretion to hold a child out, but the likelihood of that child then being able to enter kindergarten is much slimmer now".

"Can you imagine anything better than being able to enter the hearts of children with a story that stays with them throughout their lives?" he asked.

"Thanks to him I was able to enter the brotherhoods.

"People have to be able to enter and exit gracefully.

People were able to enter [the airport] from any place.

"We're able to enter into new contracts right now.

Foreigners will reportedly be able to enter without visas.