Sentence examples for unable to take a from inspiring English sources

He froze immediately, unable to take a step.

Illinois was unable to take a shot in the final seconds, sending the game into overtime.

America's inward turn finds Europe introverted, unable to take a leadership role on any crisis but its own.

As a result of illness we were unable to take a holiday to Cuba booked with Saga.

Margaret tried to bully her & accused her of being selfish when she said she was unable to take a group of Tibetan orphans on an outing.

Q. How does it feel having been unable to take a shower for so long? A. We keep quite clean using "sponge baths".

"If they [the parents] are unable to take an important decision about the child's welfare because they are in prison then that could have an impact," he said.

Irish annals called the Three Fragments also suggest that Æthelred was unable to take an active part in government from about 902, although he did attend a meeting in 903 with King Edward, Æthelflæd and Ælfwynn.

Without interpreters refugees may also acquire inappropriate prescribed medications because doctors have been unable to take an adequate history [ 6].

They tend to be older, with families, unable to take on a £45,000 debt for a job paying around £35,000 per year.

Joseph Lash, a confidant of Eleanor's for many years, said that her despair was so profound she was unable to take Communion, a devastating symptom of personal breakdown for a deeply religious woman.