Sentence examples for been able to select from inspiring English sources

Gatland has not been able to select his first-choice side, because of injury, since winning the grand slam in 2008.

Now they are beginning to and a trip to Burnley, Rodriguez's former club, was a reminder of the qualities of a man Ronald Koeman has still not been able to select.

If Britain had failed to qualify, they would have been able to select just one male gymnast for the Games; now they will take a full team of five.

And though financial oversight exists in other areas involving consumer protection, companies have been able to select their regulators, a practice that led to "the least restrictive oversight of consumer protection".

Until yesterday, voters in some parts of the state would have been able to select only between Mr. Bush and Steve Forbes, the publisher, but the ballot across the state is now to include the four contenders still in the race.

It is unsurprising therefore that Mr Mount has been able to select parallels between aspects of our society and some of those of the classical world, while ignoring others such as slavery (immigrant workers?) and gladiators (World Cup footballers?) that do not fit as well.

Nonetheless, he was able to select Phaneuf with Calgary's first selection in the draft.

There is no doubt that the selection system demonstrated here is able to select the truly activity-improved Rubisco mutants.

Participants were able to select more than one statement and to add comments to selected questions.

Here, we are able to select 90 films.

"The trick is to be able to select the metals of value from this cocktail".