Sentence examples for being able to pose from inspiring English sources

Having the ability to speed read a 61-page document was useful in being able to pose some searching questions about the specification.

Visitors will be able to pose for photographs with the awards.

Dirty old men may be able to pose as teenagers to groom vulnerable youngsters.

In addition, higher orders are able to pose the constraints among labels.

If anything, political Islam is still too fragmented to be able to pose any serious challenge to the secular parties.

In addition to eyeing the awards on display, visitors will be able to pose for photographs with them.

And with biometric passports the killers would probably not have been able to pose as someone else.

Then the moderator will be able to pose a follow-up question of her choosing, with each candidate allowed one minute to respond.

And will he be able to pose a realistic threat to Mr. Romney, who remains better financed and better organized in other states?

They won't be able to pose as the purists of powerlessness, but Eastleigh reminds us what shape-shifters they can still be.

If Mrs Kraft and her Social Democrats reject Mrs Merkel, the Greens may even be able to pose as white knights ready to defend government stability.