Sentence examples for capable lead from inspiring English sources

Mary McDonnell proved herself a very capable lead as Captain Sharon Raydor, put in charge of Major Crimes.

Kima Greggs (Sonja Sohn) was a capable lead detective who faced jealousy from colleagues and worry about the dangers of her job from her domestic partner.

Many commentators, however, feel that Mr Kejriwal has not yet proven that he is capable to lead a central government.

Thus, only some selected classes of chemical compounds are capable to lead to useful self-assembled structures.

The state within this economy is considered possibly capable to lead the economy, adopting restrictive policies for controlling capital flows, and mobilizing savings domestically to enhance industrialization (Hobday 1995; Kim 1997).

The increasing number and portability of wireless capable devices led to the creation of new applications and has brought new challenges for networking in wireless ad-hoc networks.

On the other end of the Virginia Tech aerial offense was a corps of capable receivers, led by senior wide receivers Eddie Royal and Josh Morgan.

Described by historian Alan Stephens as "acerbic but capable", McLachlan led No. 3 Squadron through the Battle of Sidi Barrani in December 1940, followed by the Battle of Bardia and the capture of Tobruk in January 1941.

Selecting a capable Democrat to lead the department of defence is key to accomplishing this.

They are also the places where most forest is most directly threatened by an exploding human population.Limiting the damage will require a global rethink of land use, which capable countries must lead.

A combination of secret surrender packages and promises to other former Maoist leaders of government jobs – mainly spying on their former comrades – have decimated Maoist ranks, leaving few capable enough to lead guerilla battles.