Sentence examples for capable arms from inspiring English sources

("I loved him. I had a feeling for what it would be like to be in his strong and capable arms").

Across the darkened tavern, the square-jawed nobleman will lock eyes with the dewy-eyed manservant, and for a breathless moment it will seem as though he's going to scoop him up into his capable arms and ferry him back to the castle, where they will live happily ever after.

Your capable arms hold our world together, and your cheeky grin lights it up.

The listener becomes the baby being rocked to comfort in the strong, capable arms of Holley's songwriting.

"On Friday, Senator Obama carried several adorable babies in his capable arms as he strode across the surface of the Seine River in Paris without getting a drop of water on his effortlessly elegant white tuxedo, while Senator McCain gave a somewhat disappointing speech on how reading communist literature can cause Rickets, in his basement, to his mother, without putting in his teeth".

Quarterback Kevin Kolb, ARZ — After dealing with a platoon of less-than-desirable options at the quarterback position in 2010, Larry Fitzgerald finally gets a capable arm to work with and now should be one of the first five receivers drafted in all formats.

The New York Mets, a team that is making a mess of how it handles its capable bullpen arms, were barely better with a 5.96 ERA.

Whatever the reason, some people are only capable of "arms length" friendships.

The undescribed "Wonderpus," another long-armed, shallow-water octopus capable of arm autotomy, has a severely reduced ink sac (M. D. Norman and F. G. Hochberg, pers. comm.) and does not ink despite considerable disturbance (C.L.H., pers. obs.).

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.

But these sorts of market pressures, trade-offs and concerns about public perceptions exist in other industries too — particularly for any company whose market power makes people suspect it is capable of arm-twisting customers into upgrades.