Sentence examples for capable of staging a from inspiring English sources

Doha in Qatar was awarded that championships, but a recent presentation to the IAAF persuaded the governing body the American city is capable of staging a major event.

Cardiff boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer won 2-1 at St James' Park in his first game in charge of the Bluebirds - an FA Cup tie in January - but his side never seriously looked capable of staging a repeat.

In this case: is the opposition capable of staging a conspiracy, falsely alleging two processions cut down on the same day?

They are also fully capable of staging an insurrection that would make Iraq ungovernable.

Thanks to Erdoğan's economic policies, Turkey has a thriving television industry, capable of staging elaborate period dramas, and a prosperous family-oriented middle class of observant Muslims eager to watch their own values reflected in a historical imperial setting.

Under the sails, Mr Utzon designed a large hall capable of staging orchestral concerts and operas, and a smaller one mainly for drama.

An Istanbul capable of staging the Games would be a city in control of its future.

Minghella proved that he was a craftsman, capable of staging big set-pieces and working with small armies of extras, but he was also adept at capturing emotion in scenes between just two actors.

But he said it turned out to be a demonstration of a new software suite capable of staging DDoS attacks.

A former intelligence official said that one possible response under consideration was for the United States to train and equip an Iraqi force capable of staging cross-border raids.

The first and longest part involves building a team of heroes capable of staging the rebellion.