Sentence examples for being able to mess from inspiring English sources

If your wee ones are into electronics they'll love being able to mess with these kits and they are equally interesting as creative office toys.

(She's 34; he's 24. Will a woman never be able to mess around in peace with a younger man in this country?) So where's Ms. Watts?

Jetpack does, of course, have a security model, and in theory, any web sites I visit will not be able to mess with the browser without my say-so.

"Going head-to-head against each other will make a huge difference because they'll know they won't be able to mess about, whatever the competition".

If the screens turn out to be real, you'll already have seen some of the other options you will be able to mess with on your Wii.

Like Ellison's brainchild, the e-PC won't have a floppy disk, so users won't be able to mess around with what's on the hard drive.

I like being able to have my light blink, personally, but it would also be nice to be able to mess with the LEDs or put in colored ones.

Being only level 35, it'll be a while before I'm able to mess around in there, but I'm sure my friends will tell me what's up.

Developers will be able to mess around with GameCenter as soon as the iPhone OS 4.0 developer preview goes live later today, but won't be available to the general public till the operating system's release later this year.

That way, his manager wouldn't be able to mess with his hours arbitrarily or laugh at his injuries.

After about ten minutes of stewing I cooled off and then my mind wandered to ways I may be able to mess with this scammer.