Sentence examples for be able to zoom from inspiring English sources

You'll be able to zoom in and out.

You should be able to zoom through your entire address book in a single list.

Some people fear satellites will be able to zoom in on individuals.

"The images will be very high-definition, and we'll be able to zoom in," Phillips adds.

And while they won't be able to zoom off in a Batmobile, they can sit in one.

Successful leaders must be able to zoom out to see the big picture and zoom in to see the details.

GRACE is able to zoom out, both physically and metaphorically, to look at multiple aquifers globally and simultaneously.

Employing two encoded lenses, our system is able to zoom in or out with only rotation required to keep the objects sharp.

Using Google Maps, the group was able to zoom in on the African landscape and see what the other satellite images weren't capturing: small fields and settlements fragmenting what used to be uninterrupted habitat.

Before these tests were developed, breeders had to rely on much less detailed genetic maps the equivalent of being able to zoom in on a map from the United States down to New York State, but not much further.

But if you were able to zoom in, as though with a click of a newly updated version of Google Earth, you might come in closer, closer, closer, to one house on Rifle Range Road in Cottondale, where the roof has been swept away, bits of insulation cling to the grass like artificial snow and an eight-foot tree branch pierces the living room wall.