Sentence examples for able to host all from inspiring English sources

"I don't think the RDS would hold any fears for us," Logan told BBC Sport NI. "Wait one more year, possibly two, and we will be able to host all the big games here at Ravenhill".

Now though, at the higher level, they understand they will be able to host all nine of their home games.

According to Kershaw, Google is able to offer this competitive price — which is on par with Amazon's Glacier — because it is able to host all of its data on a single system, no matter whether it's online or "nearline".

In preparation of the restoration, a major effort was carried out to design and implement a web-based IS able to host all of the data produced, to allow the conservation-restoration specialists to interact on-site with an accurate 3D representation of the elements of the fountain, and to directly reference all information and data produced on the geometry of the model.

It is a UEFA category 4-rated stadium, and is thus able to host all UEFA club competition matches, except for finals.

Since the introduction of the e-dashboard system we have been able to host all our information in one location, with regular updates, allowing ease of access for all staff.

It has been a particular thrill for me to be able to host an iconic sporting event like the Grand National.

Still, despite some inevitable glitches, "the world has seen that South Africa is able to host a tournament," said Jérôme Valcke, the general secretary of FIFA.

As an [EPP] complementizer, a mid linker is able to host a nominal operator in its specifier position and does not block extractions.

No longer will we be able to host a large file somewhere for free and have someone else download it.

Per the description online, it's "...a way to showcase some of our hilarious Earwolf guests who aren't able to host a weekly podcast".