But it's the sheer reach of the Proms that astonishes: not just the 6,000 or so people who are capable of packing out the Albert Hall but the untold others who watch broadcasts on TV or catch various performances on the radio or online.
Humans aren't the only ones capable of packing on the pounds, however.
Attentiveness had become a habit with me, and, besides, I was not yet capable of packing up the office.
The facility will be capable of packing 400,000 pounds of avocados a day, slightly more than the capacity at each of Calavo's existing plants in nearby Escondido, Santa Paula and Santa Barbara, Freistadt said.
These digital nomads are capable of packing quickly and using their laptop to the max across time zones.
It is the dominant promoter of many shows, boasting relationships with a deep stable of stars, from Christina Aguilera and Madonna to Jay-Z and the Eagles -- artists capable of packing stadiums full of people willing to shell out hundreds of dollars per ticket.
Without new so-called "pick and place" automation on its processing line, capable of packing boxes like a human worker, they're at the point where growth is nearly impossible.
They certainly show that, despite a dip in UK admission figures, there is still a British film industry capable of packing a mighty box-office punch, and not just in this country.
/ Go out and buy you a gun?" he asked, "Did you turn off that violent ol' movie you were watching / And turn on 'I Love Lucy' reruns?" It's hard to think of a songwriter capable of packing more shades of emotion into four lines.
These pole-and-line vessels were capable of packing up to 600 tonnes of frozen tuna, carrying large quantities of live bait, and staying at sea for many months.
This ρmax represents the maximum cell volume fraction capable of being packed into a given lattice site before intercellular forces begin to shove some of the cells outward into neighboring sites.
