Sentence examples for ably setting from inspiring English sources

The 37-year-old Gordon has made it clear he wants another chance to be a closer and appears intent on leaving the Yankees, where he has been ably setting up Rivera.

Sweeney ably sets out the backbiting of rural and urban Ireland, together with the excruciating and hilarious hypocrisy of church and state.

Dykes ably sets the scene: "What you see above isn't a rural gravel road.

This car does get the same, four-wheel independent suspension design as the stock Impreza, but the WRX STi is slammed about a half-inch closer to the pavement, and gets meatier aluminum front lower L-arms and inverted struts at all four wheels, which are said to resist bending forces under hard cornering more ably than struts set in their usual, upright position.

Michelle DeYoung, the mezzo-soprano, gave a shapely, purposeful account of the Nietzsche setting in the fourth movement and the "Knaben Wunderhorn" setting in the fifth, in which she was ably supported by members of the New York Virtuoso Singers and the Brooklyn Youth Chorus.

Gorbachev, ably aided by Shevardnadze, set out to end the "new Cold War" that had broken out in the late 1970s.

Happily, Irish film-maker Lenny Abrahamson proved his courage with the splendidly weird and off-kilter Frank, and anyone who can make a great movie starring a guy – Michael Fassbender, no less – with a balloon mask over his head can ably handle a film set in one room.

Our analysis achieved an AUC score of 0.65, a relatively good score for a single gene set, which suggests that the core gene set is ably capturing metastasis information.

These emerged from his precocious career in Argentina, which included setting up the country's statistics office and central bank, as Edgar Dosman, a Canadian academic, ably describes.

The rest of the band performed ably, managing to make an opening set feel only slightly tentative.

Mr. Noone's set, ably lighted by Kirk Bookman, satisfyingly combines a realistic-looking bridge with that whimsical background, reflecting the play's intentions.