Sentence examples for start being able from inspiring English sources

"They just start being able to categorize arrangements of dots that they've never seen before.

"I'll get on the road quite rapidly and start being able to make measurements not only of support but also the realities associated with the politics of winning," Mr. Peterson said in the interview from the airport.

The fact that Sharmila's determination is matched by a commitment from the Indian government is a turning point for women in poor countries: In 2014, tens of millions of women who have never had access to contraceptives will start being able to plan their families.

"Once you start being able to concentrate," promises Walker, "you'll actually start to stabilise," and by the end of my three minutes I had begun to do this, though I am not surprised to hear the the ride will be attended by a box of sick-bags.

Likely because Pi is deliberately difficult — so if you're an absolute beginner there's a big hurdle to overcome to start being able to use it.

Finally, their sources also indicate that customers will start being able to reserve devices ahead of time anytime, rather than just after 10 PM, as is the current practice.

Warden-Owen said the delay was warranted, even if only 60 of the 271 who did start were able to finish.

One in five preschool children live in poverty, but less than half of the children eligible for Head Start are able to receive federally funded child care because of the agency's long waiting lists.

I started being able to do things.

And there's a moment where he starts being able to travel.

"All I knew was that I had just started being able to provide for my family.