Sentence examples for be a very capable from inspiring English sources
Joe Root may be a very capable bowler, but it's a sign of where England are in this game when he begins the bowling this session.
But he showed he can be a very capable manager at Blackburn Rovers, Manchester City (in spells) and during a tidy tenure at Fulham.
Robert Steen of SoundtrackCentral.com commended the performance, claiming "Shinko Ogata seems to be a very capable player" and noted that although the arrangements are similar to the original pieces, they "breathe new life into the songs".
"While we believe she has proven to be a very capable manager helping grow eBay from a start-up into one of the largest Internet companies, we think an ideal candidate for HP should have extensive experience in the enterprise market," Stern Agee analyst Shaw Wu said in a client note.
And to follow up a much-discussed bit from her 2013 Bowl concert -- in which she duetted with an audience member who turned out to be a very capable singing instructor -- she brought her "Glee" costar Lea Michele onstage to do "For Good".
Thereby Raman microscopy has been recognized within the last years to be a very capable method to analyse biological samples like, e.g. eukaryotes [ 17– 21] as well as prokaryotes [ 22– 28] and even viruses [ 29].
"She's a very capable person.
They're a very capable football team.
They're a very capable group without me.
