Sentence examples similar to able powers from inspiring English sources

This guy, for example, has called himself "Spader-Man," described as "After being tapped lightly on the head by a radioactive shovel during a school field-trip to the local flea market, Pietro Parkour found himself with incredible, non-trademark-able powers".

At a station showcase built on skateboard-able power chords, here was a band of Icelandic twee-folk artists dressed in shirttails and playing with band-camp eagerness.

By replacing the terms through which risks are made account-able, Power shows, the reality of risks are transformed from calculations to systems, from possibilities to procedures, from threats to opportunities, and much else besides.

I wondered what other appliances my jacket might be able to power.

"Right now," he says, "synthetic biology feels like it might be able to power everything.

In addition, many of the nodes are powered by small wind turbines and solar cells, which may be able to power them indefinitely.

But when they are able to power up a hill without much effort, the skepticism fades.

So the Socialists may be able take power without serious armed opposition.

Google said it believed the software would also be able to power full-size PCs.

The 5MW system will be able to power many thousands of homes for a few hours.

It will be aimed first at netbooks (small laptops), but will eventually be able to power fully fledged PCs.