Sentence examples for unable to get some from inspiring English sources
Also, without subpoena power, the commission was unable to get some potentially important specifics about the incident.
Though domestic online sales grew 18 percent in fiscal 2012, Best Buy was unable to get some orders to consumers in time for Christmas, despite guaranteed Christmas delivery.
There's nothing more frustrating that being achingly tired, yet unable to get some shut-eye – but many of us know how that feels, as one in three people are regularly affected by insomnia.
Brown's was unable to get some of the original exterior trim pieces, Mr. Rodgers said, but when they contacted Mazda, it turned out the company still had the original molds in Japan and made a few one-off parts for the car.
Joe Hockey said if the government were unable to get some of the measures – such as welfare changes, university deregulation, the Medicare $7 co-payments and indexing the fuel excise indexation – through the Senate it would just "continue with the policies".
Approval of steps to ease the city's housing difficulties, which has been the subject of a fierce political dispute between the Governor and the Senate for a year, was viewed as an important breakthrough for Mr. Cuomo, who has been unable to get some of his key programs through the Legislature.
It's almost painful now watching 39-year-old first baseman Sheila Douty and the 39-year-old Richardson unable to take extra bases, unable to get to some ground balls.
Organisers of the Ticket Collective website say it is a free information site offering people unable to get tickets the chance to get some by letting them know which of their Facebook friends have spares.
I suspect that government interference in the normal distribution patterns will be seen again this year and that at the end of the season, some patients will be unable to get vaccinated, while some health departments will be discarding unused doses.
Outside were 200 people who'd been unable to get in, including some of the band's own mates and Nick Hodgson of the Kaiser Chiefs.
"The reactors are safely shut down and National Grid staff are now working to restore the supply," said Martin Pearson, station director at Dungeness B. With thousands unable to get to work, some speculated that train companies had overreacted by canceling service before the first gust had reached British shores.
