Sentence examples for capable of changing a from inspiring English sources

He is the sort of man who is capable of changing a flat tire only to blow out the spare.

But when a top Premier League manager needs a player capable of changing a game, he looks abroad for a finished product.

Donovan still seemed to be one of a select handful of US players capable of changing a game off the bench, while Bayern's German American teenager Julian Green, introduced for a second-half cameo in the same game (his only international minutes so far), has had little chance to show what, if anything, he is capable of at this level.

For all his talk of reform, he will avoid open government if he can, says Mr Aguayo.Mr López Obrador's defining quality—or flaw is a belief that he knows best and is uniquely capable of changing a system of which he is very much a product.

Even when he wasn't having a great game, he was capable of changing a game with a goal or creating one for a team-mate.

Just watch this mind-blowing video, "Body Evolution". The video, created in 2011 by GlobalDemocracy.com to demand mandatory disclaimers on all photos of airbrushed models, demonstrates just how much a computer is capable of changing a body.

By the 18th century laumė was totally confused with ragana and came to denote a witch or hag capable of changing into a snake or toad.

RNA Editing is a fine-tuning mechanism, capable of changing only a few nucleotides.

Test results show that the game theory-based controller is capable of changing lanes in a human-like manner and outperforms fixed rule-based controllers.

A large number of synapses are dynamically modifiable; that is, they are capable of changing strength in a way that is controlled by the patterns of signals that pass through them.

The design incorporates an active back-plane comprising a Kagome truss, capable of changing the shape of a solid face, connected to the back-plane by means of a tetrahedral truss core.