Sentence examples for enabled to turn out from inspiring English sources

While at flight school in Reading, and without any money to fund his recreation, he built "an apparatus composed of a bootlace, a lanyard and some straps off my valise, by which I am enabled to turn out the light without getting out of bed".

Called the Red Barn, it will use state-of-the-art machinery like that used in Mr. Kato's factories in Japan and China, enabling it to turn out mugs and eventually other products by the thousands each day.

This will enable China to turn out its first 8-inch logic and memory chips in 1999 for use in personal computers and other fairly sophisticated products.

By Autumn 1882, his brother had enabled him financially to turn out his first paintings, but all the money Theo could supply was soon spent.

The new methods enabled a pin factory to turn out as many as 4,800 pins a day.

Cotton was among the raw materials imported from the New World to enable European factories and mills to turn out the goods to purchase more Africans with.

Flexible production lines will be able to turn out cars to fit every niche in the market, enabling makers to offer buyers "mass customisation" of vehicles.

What some in Germany see as a way to enable "more Europe" may turn out to be the catalyst for the disintegration of the EU.

And it was their devotion to one another that enabled 49 of them, during what would turn out to be a two-and-a-half-year season in hell, to defy one official's prediction: "You're going to a camp from which you'll never return".

And while the proximity of birds at feeders may have enabled the infection to spread rapidly, feeders may also turn out to be the birds' salvation.

Study 2 involved 58 purebred Arab brood mares (4-20-year old) all housed in the same facility where the routine did not enable the horses to be turned out in paddock, and where mares had already been shown to experience poor welfare, e.g. altered time budgets [ 15] and impaired reproductive success [ 5].