Sentence examples for unable to get on from inspiring English sources

But Vettel used the faster medium tyre for all but one stint and Hamilton was unable to get on terms.

The E.U.'s recent progress report [pdf] describes a country unable to get on with democratization.

Train completely packed, tempers fraying, many people unable to get on.

At LaGuardia Airport yesterday afternoon, dozens of travelers were unable to get on overbooked shuttle flights.

It is unfair to the 1.6 million people desperately waiting for homes, unable to get on with their lives.

Unable to get on a vocational course or apprenticeship, she drifted aimlessly – until her mother threw her out.

Vettel was unable to get on-track on the first day of testing as his Red Bull RB10 remained in the garage, but one car that did get some running time was the Mercedes of Lewis Hamilton.

Then on Monday, my twice-monthly housekeeper, Maria, called — a welcome event, since I'd been unable to get through on her cellphone.

When the problem was discovered, the precinct clerk, Rosemary Obenland, tried to alert county election officials but was apparently unable to get through on the telephone.

They could offer rides to another member of an extended family who was financially struggling, or to one who was unable to get around on their own, like an aging parent.

The Tigers were unable to get back on level terms and exit the Conference on the back of an eighth straight defeat.