Sentence examples for ability to make some from inspiring English sources

A movie requires a theme, a purpose, the ability to make some statement that holds it all together.

She wanted the ability to make some of her own decisions, so she headed West, across the Atlantic.

She observed that hundreds of high-level positions became unionized in the previous administration and that limited Mr. Spano's ability to make some new appointments.

And within that greater number of games we'd also like to see the ability to make some better picks and grow the quality of the matches.

He has a rockstar quality with a touch of Bill Clinton in his ability to make some women "feel like the only person in the world" for the brief period that he talks to them.

While the industry may have been producing too much in general, Talecris hit the ceiling in its ability to make some of its products, and needs a new plant, Mr. Goodsall said.

Ryan, on the other hand, ever the fierce competitor, took the opportunity to slut-shame Emily during the group date -- reinforcing that he only cares about her ability to make him some "pretty kids".

As the man who introduced the iPod, iPhone and iPad to the world, Mr. Jobs became a kind of folk hero of American business for his intuitive understanding of consumer sentiment and his ability to make deals with some of the most obstinate players in entertainment and media.

He added, "I think his work in the pocket, his ability to buy a little extra time without moving a whole lot, really adds to his ability to make throws and get some balls off that a lot of guys wouldn't get off".

So we have some ability to make a difference and wanted to use that as best we could.

Cities and states ought to have some ability to make land-use decisions about where to place those pathways.