He mocked Villaraigosa for accepting free tickets to sporting events; he questioned whether most members of the City Council were capable of "spelling the word football," much less negotiating effectively for a new stadium; and he described the city's job-creation efforts, which Beutner headed for more than a year, as a failure.
Be capable of making decisions.
Be capable of solving your own problems.
More than a century after she performed for Kafka, she is capable of casting a spell at the piano.
His bowling was bristling, bustling, briskish medium, delivered with a round arm that promoted his away swing, and he was capable of match-turning spells, his round face turning red with the effort.
"He showed us what he is capable of in his spell with us last season and his vast experience will be invaluable to us going into the new campaign".
But Woodcock and Robertson-Glasgow believed that, in this period, only Larwood was capable of more devastating spells of fast bowling among Englishmen.
"Because we are young, we are capable of hitting a dry spell on offense.
As he showed in his match-winning display at Chester-le-Street, and in a less productive though no less intimidating burst at The Kia Oval when he felled Shane Watson and made Michael Clarke impersonate a target in a fairground shooting gallery, Broad is capable of turning Test matches in one spell.
"Although he didn't get any goals in his loan spell, he's capable of striking a good ball as we know from the opening game of the season, when he scored Sheffield United's only goal of the game against us.
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.
