Sentence examples for know to be able from inspiring English sources

You know, to be able to do that at 20 years of age shows how mentally tough I've been over the last few days".

"Amanda is such the quintessential character I'd love to know, to be able to really feel like I owned her in some way," Field told the Associated Press.

They're also vitally important to tell governments what they need to know to be able to lift them out of poverty".

And you know to be able to have this [the ring] which sort of links where you come from and Botswana which is important to us.

"If we've encouraged anything from Washington, it's for states to set a high bar for what students should know to be able to do to compete in today's global economy," Mr. Duncan wrote to us in an e-mail.

"This test represents what a computer-literate person who is a college graduate ought to know to be able to function in today's society," said W. Edmund Moomaw, executive director of institutional assessment at the University of Virginia.

Humans are known to be able to use this ability recursively.

Wright is normally a tailender but is known to be able to score aggressively and quickly.

"Until recently, no organisms were known to be able to decompose it".

And the one person known to be able to restrain him, Philip Reiss, wasn't there.

However, poliovirus 3Dpol is known to be able to form multimers57,58 and the avidity effect probably more than compensates.