Sentence examples for and ability to go from inspiring English sources

I have had some teammates who have given me great confidence and ability to go out there and score.

Bad possessions end with good shots because each of the Kentucky players has the size and ability to go one on one late in the shot clock.

He added in a press statement: "By making available extra places in science, technology and maths we are not only helping more individuals with the ambition and ability to go to university but also investing in the country's future".

Britain's island and imperial history, say critics of the campaign to leave the union, has left proponents of an exit with an inflated view of Britain's importance in the world and ability to go it alone.

A classical winger, famed for his dynamic speed, immaculate control and ability to go outside the opposing full back, he was capped 23 times for Scotland, and scored 129 goals in 515 appearences for Celtic.

There was reason for optimism after the first two rounds of the WEC at Silverstone and Spa that was to be exceeded as their pace and ability to go one lap further on a tank of fuel than Porsche proved to be enough.

Gates: If you want defining events for the Internet, you could look at something like political elections and the ability to go and see every speech a candidate has given.

I believe that [the] chairman has the capability and the ability to go forward and do the right thing and I encourage him to do that," he said.

He's incredibly quick and his lateral movement is unbelievable and his ability to go in one direction and get in another.

"With his pace and his ability to go past people and with him on one side and Gareth Bale on the other, Tottenham are a force.

Today the mats are cherished for their loud crunch underfoot and chameleonlike ability to go high and low.