Sentence examples for become a capable from inspiring English sources

Milice went on to become a capable combat leader.

The whole point of an MBA is to become a capable manager both of people and projects.

Stewart also suggested that Ansari has a lot of the credentials required for England duty: a steady head, an ability to learn fast plus sufficient natural ability to become a capable left-arm spinner.

They also noted that Pip is also "still a Pi" — meaning users "can easily swap the SD card, and Pip can become a capable desktop computer (when connected to a monitor, mouse and keyboard), or even a portable RetroPie-powered emulation station".

Become a capable athlete.

Then Adrian Peterson came to town and Taylor became a capable pass-catcher out of the backfield, which makes him attractive to Mike Martz, the Bears' new offensive coordinator.

As a young man he had wanted to be an architect, but he became a capable composer of operas, a conductor and a decent director.Winifred moved into the director's office on the morning after Siegfried's death, allowing the Führer to share the festival honours with the Master.

Once again, the Claret and Cobalt become a team capable of making it out of the West.

Voting for the proposals would demonstrate that the Lib Dems had become "a party capable of government", he said.

Swanberg has become a very capable low-key director; the performance he coaxes out of Olivia Wilde as the irresolute, slightly self-damaging Kate is particularly touching.

He is, it is true, showing more interest in the economy than he did when he came to power, and he has become a more capable politician.