Examples of using Was able in English and their translations into French
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We then discussed with him in order to find a solution, and I was able to find his parents' number.
At the time, computerised scoring was still very specialized and Psychometrics was able to access the University's mainframes and optical scanners.
I was able to make a lot of selfish demands, so I think
I was able to offer patients support to stay strong
it also was able to adapt to the unexpected.
language combinations and schedule, I was able to cover all needs.
In the first stage of its research, Textkernel was able to significantly improve the accuracy of its English and French CV parsing models.
Continual massage and physiotherapy resulted in very slow, minimal improvement, so that, by the spring of 1977, I was able to move independently around my home with the aid of crutches.
my opponent was leading at first, but I was able to catch up and win.
integration of sales and marketing, the company's English-language portfolio was able to achieve some important goals.
If I was able to stand up and walk out of here, I would.
Unlike the hands-on staff, I was able to watch from an objective standpoint.
The investigation was able to determine, using these 2 videos, that the indicated airspeed was significantly lower than the actual airspeed throughout most of the flight.
I was able to get a part of my body to exist when I wanted it to exist at one specific moment.
By implementing these action plans, the CSA was able to reduce the probability of some risks associated with the following.
Before upgrading to MapServer 5.0, I was able to do quick GetMap tests in the form of.
I experimented that, when I was able to focus on one thing, I was extremely efficient.
I saw that I was able to surpass myself not only physically, but most importantly, mentally.
By the time I reached PEI 35 days later, I was able to walk up to a half a kilometer.
The duration of the intercourse increased from 10 to 30 minutes and I was able to do it multiple times in a row.

