Sentence examples for being able to tread from inspiring English sources

We are not as worried about "preserving the momentum" as we are of being able to tread water.

That means being able to tread water in a stable, safe, calm manner.

Experiment in relatively shallow water with being able to tread water, "dog paddle," and float to feel ready to go into deeper water.

If they are able to tread water through it all with or without Anthony, they will have indeed made progress.

However, a roster brimming with inconsistent shooters (Read: Lance Stephenson, Austin Rivers, Wesley Johnson) might not be able to tread water against stiffer competition.

I was fortunate to come into a very experienced Munster team and was able to tread water.

And when measurement and goals are contradictory, middle managers must be able to tread a thin line between the two, sometimes making trade-offs.

It is very important we remember those who gave their everything so we are able to tread on the beautiful path they have made for us," Singh said.

She is a writer who knows the discipline and the weighty thought it takes, to be able to tread that lightly, to be that airy – airy is a word this most serious of writers dares to use quite often.

There, the cities of the eastern seaboard, especially in the Yangzi and Pearl river deltas, are the fastest-growing, most technologically advanced, most open and also most middle-class areas of the country.Thanks to this middle-class predilection for investment, China has been able to tread a classic path towards increasing the value of its exports.

Continental lost $33m in the first three months of 2015, but Hamm says the company will be able to tread water for the rest of the year – and quickly ramp up if oil prices touch $70, something he says "could happen fairly soon".