Example sentences of "[pron] be able [verb] [det] " in BNC.
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| 1 | or 2. , would I be able to add some Tropheus duboisi or Lamprologus tretocephalus to the Tanganyikan tank ? |
| 2 | But the question was , when would she be able to wear those beautiful things ? |
| 3 | But will she be able to do that ? |
| 4 | How would she be able to blow that |
| 5 | And would you be able to do all that then ? |
| 6 | Would you be able to do all that ? |
| 7 | Erm will you be able to take some money ? |
| 8 | How accurately would you be able to make these measurements ? |
| 9 | ‘ Will you be able to get those photographs blown up ? ’ he asked casually . |
| 10 | Speaking at the league 's annual meeting in Walsall , McKeag added : ‘ There was very little detail involved and we are not in a position to investigate in detail a club 's financial situation nor would we be able to impose any sanctions against a club which was not in breach of regulations . |
| 11 | around Easter time erm would yous be able to take some person just to come and sit in your shop for a week out of our school ? |
| 12 | Would they be able to go this year again , as she hoped ? |
| 13 | Will that be all right , will they be able to do that after April , or i i is this problem going to carry on ? |
| 14 | Finally one unnamed diplomat , whilst claiming that the name meant nothing to him , showed an unnatural willingness to make a note of D'Arcy 's message ‘ should he be able to trace such a man . ’ |
| 15 | Only after Prussia 's startling display of military efficiency against Austria ( 1866 ) and France ( 1870–71 ) would he be able to overcome this opposition . |