Sentence examples for capable of tying from inspiring English sources

Stairs is capable of tying a one-run game with a ball over the fence, so Broxton had to pitch to him very carefully.

We will not know for some time whether that bitterness will usher in a period of ruinous conflict capable of tying up Congress and hobbling a new presidency.

DETROIT — With baseball's most dangerous hitter, the Tigers' Miguel Cabrera, at the plate, capable of tying the game with one swing, Giants reliever Sergio Romo shook his head.

That year was the most consistent, energetic, and un-fraught period of writing of my life – the first time I felt capable of tying the proverbial knot on purpose.

The director's superb Watchmen (stop baying at the back there, naysayers) suggests he's more than capable of tying together multiple plot strands without losing the main story thread, yet his new film is still looking remarkably ambitious.

Most see their middle managers as indispensable the only employees within the organisation capable of tying together the strategic view handed down from the boardroom and the tactical knowledge passed up from the trenches.

They would not have been thought capable of finishing tied for the league's best won-lost record with Mark McGwire hitting.187 with 29 home runs and 64 runs batted in.

However, Ang-2 has recently been shown to have agonistic functions and to be capable of activating Tie-2 to stimulate endothelial cell migration and tubule formation in vitro [ 26].

The bigger point, however, is that Chelsea should have been capable of controlling the tie once Ibrahimovic was removed from the game.

We successfully correlated these properties with phase formation resulting in a model that was capable of predicting binodals and tie lines for the systems investigated.

In a similar manner, the enrichment analysis can be extended to directly operate on any data type essential for an experiment such as strings, sequences, vectors, etc. ACSEA was capable of uncovering enriched phenomena tied to the structure of the analyzed objects (Fig. 4).