Sentence examples for capable of opening up from inspiring English sources
Anyone who has seen Lakeman live will attest that he's capable of opening up the throttle on his trusty fiddle when the mood takes him.
Considering the amount of money involved in bringing in De Bruyne and Raheem Sterling, City's lack of penetration was a worry, particularly as Newcastle appeared capable of opening up their opponents with ease.
Terse to the point of aphorism, they are perhaps the most Webern-like of all Birtwistle's works, capable of opening up huge, expressive vistas from just a handful of notes; Amy Freston and Adrian Brendel catch that spareness perfectly.
Their backline is exciting, with Frank Halai, Elliot Daley, Charlie Piutau and Christian Wade all capable of opening up a defence, and Jimmy Gopperth will set things running once he is back from his three-week ban.
So coal use kept rising too – and oil use in turn kept increasing as cleaner gas, nuclear and hydro came on stream, helping power the digital age, which unlocked more advanced technologies capable of opening up harder-to-read fossil-fuel reserves.
Normative reflection is thus taken to be independent of one's prior motivations, and capable of opening up new motivational possibilities (Parfit 1997).
Indeed, the entire catalytic component of the lin pathway is now capable of IS 6100-mediated transfer, opening up the possibility of transfer to species that lack the downstream components common to all sphingomonads.
There Kirkman saw at first hand what the Globo group was capable of and the broadband opportunities opening up in the country.
The proliferation of increasingly capable mobile devices opens up exciting possibilities for massive mobile applications.
