Sentence examples for able to polish from inspiring English sources

Dentists are now able to polish movie stars' teeth so that they will film better.

Thankfully he didn't party too hard and was still able to polish off a blog about Mick Kinane's legacy.

This term, law students will have the chance to examine Shakespearean trial scenes in the expectation that they will find insight and that the would-be barristers among them will be able to polish their performance skills.

Still, she said, not only were the instructors knowledgeable, but also the course involved visits from prospective employers, and she was able to polish her skills in budgeting, personnel management and other areas.

The South African captain obliged and did the obvious – he batted, hopeful that he might be able to polish off the series within two days by keeping England in the field for that time.

It seems at first sight a totally admirable idea: the composers are able to polish their orchestral craft by working closely with the players, while the orchestras gain more expertise playing unfamiliar and often demanding scores.

As a result, I get more done and I'm able to fine-tune and polish my unique abilities.

"By sharing the same mentality as your clients and understanding their needs and frustrations, you're able to continue polishing iterations of your products and services to ensure client satisfaction," explains Wiel.

It will look neater and you'll be able to use spell check to polish it when you're finished.

It was an equally rewarding experience for Golenia: "I have been able to help Polish pupils and parents integrate more readily into school.

Adriana Chodakowska-Grzesinska, editor of Cooltura, said Mr Livingstone also hinted that he might be able to subsidise Polish Saturday schools.