Sentence examples for been able to smoothly from inspiring English sources
And this is why his ineffective response to the Bain attacks should be troubling to Republicans: Not because he hasn't hit back hard enough, but because he hasn't been able to smoothly pivot from the basic conservative message — free enterprise good, big government bad — to the more supple arguments that might complicate the White House's efforts to caricature him as a Gordon Gekko.
We had in fact completed the registration for our daughter in the Canadian School, which suited her interests well and we feel that her education would not have been interrupted, and she would have been able to smoothly transition herself back into her school in Toronto upon our return to Canada.
The Z3 will easily be able to smoothly handle anything from graphically intensive games to video and image editing.
Each wave in a system may be implicitly, or explicitly, or partially implicitly and partially explicitly treated depending on its associated Courant number in each numerical cell, and the scheme is able to smoothly switch between implicit and explicit calculations.
The idea is that a small flying car will be able to smoothly transition from driving to the skies, in order to delivery the Olympic torch for its last leg to officially open the games.
But since the lantern was balanced on another piece of pottery beneath it, I was able to smoothly slide it out of the wall intact.
Beyond her impressive credentials from her career outside the ICC, as an ICC insider leading the Prosecutions Division, she&'ll be able to smoothly take the reins of all the ongoing situations being managed by the Office of the Prosecutor.
You should be able to smoothly and safely remove it from the holster and re-holster it.
It may take a little practice before you're able to smoothly gather your hair into the clip.
You should be able to smoothly move your left hand up and down the neck without having to hold it up.
You should be able to smoothly move your left hand up and down the neck without having to hold it up, letting your leg and your right elbow cradle the guitar comfortably.
