Sentence examples for both be able to get from inspiring English sources

"I'm hoping that we'll both be able to get what we need in the long run".

Yes, we'll both be able to get a good look at each other but I won't be changing the way we approach the game.

"By meeting with the experimentalists now -- these people who we'll be growing up with, so to speak, in the scientific community -- you can inspire them to do certain experimental projects, they can inspire you to think differently about theories, and as a result you'll both be able to get further in your professional careers".

Both are able to get beyond the "front room campaigning" of previous elections; candidates and canvassers sit in family sitting rooms and are served delicious tea spiced with green cardamom, while the conversations run on in Urdu or Mirpuri.

Though she was a well-off woman in Africa and I'd been a poor woman in rural Tennessee, we both were able to get adequate care sufficient to save our own lives and deliver healthy children.

Both were able to get their reform bills passed in large part by deferring action on addressing what my former insurance industry colleagues refer to as the "true drivers of health care costs".

It's basic free-market economics -- and both parties ought to be able to get behind it.

In both states, women will be able to get birth control directly from their pharmacists without a prescription from a doctor.

You should know that both of you should be able to get what you want, or to find a middle ground where each of you gets something that makes you happy.

If you have both heard it, you should be able to get a good half an hour to an hour about how ghastly it is and how it actually sounds nothing at all like Kraftwerk.

You have to be good at both types of questions to be able to get the job.