Sentence examples for capable of organising from inspiring English sources

We weren't capable of organising the funeral.

Observers have questioned whether the group is capable of organising such attacks.

"Football is an opportunity for us Indians to show that we're also capable of organising a team," he says.

It is also the only power capable of organising a coalition's reaction to this regional and international threat".

What most likely will happen is they will just take down all leaders, all people who are capable of organising anything and just lock them down.

"What's most likely [to] happen [is] they will just take down all leaders, all people who are capable of organising anything and just lock them down," Denis said.

Believing that the French Navy would not be capable of organised resistance at sea during the winter, the First Lord of the Admiralty Lord Barham withdrew the British blockade squadrons to harbour.

While the TUC leadership seems capable mainly of organising symbolic marches, and Labour MPs give navel-gazing speeches about how to placate racists, migrants are fighting the battles that are defining the British workplace.

It is this which makes it tensile and capable of preserving, organising and, in some cases, animating the bodies which it interpenetrates.

This is close to how memory must work: moments of past and present, mingling in no particular order, are capable of being organised into a semblance of narrative by a normally functioning mind.

I will admit that I have never been a scholar, but recent times have shown that I am capable of rational, organised study, in spite of my father's belief that I would always be a dreamer and a wastrel.