Sentence examples for are capable of knocking from inspiring English sources

Rodriguez showed that, even without the traded slugger Ken Griffey Jr., the Mariners are capable of knocking an occasional ball over the fence and even one or two decks of grandstands.

And the Dragons will be plenty worried about losing to the Tigers, who despite losing to the Sharks by 22 the other week are capable of knocking off Melbourne.

"Guys who are capable of knocking down shots aren't there or they aren't in the game," Chris Mordi, soon to begin his senior year as a Montclair High School varsity player, told a couple of his friends, but for all to hear.

He claimed confidence had returned in the wake of the win at Bolton Wanderers last Saturday and pointed to the 2-1 league victory over Carlo Ancelotti's side at home in October as evidence that Villa are capable of knocking Chelsea out and causing an upset.

Steph and Klay had plenty of open looks and just because they're not shooting doesn't mean that their defensive scheme isn't leading to wide open looks for other guys -- guys who are capable of knocking shots down.

Due to the lack of availability of isoform specific RCAN1.4 siRNAs, the two duplexes used in this study are capable of knocking down the expression of both RCAN1 isoforms.

At Patersons Stadium the Dockers won that one by eight points but Port also showed during their sparkling early-season spell that they're capable of knocking off Ross Lyon's side.

He'll bring a lot of shape to England's game and his influence on his peers will be valuable in terms of the confidence he brings to them, because he's capable of knocking over any penalty opportunities you give him".

The guy isn't ranked and he's capable of knocking you out..

Nonetheless, this album showed that even an indie-disco band was capable of knocking out some bangers that could compete with the best of stadium DJ sets.

A prolific writer who was capable of knocking out 10,000 words a day, Moffat's background in writing pulp stories for American newsstand magazines ensured he could turn his hand to almost any subject.