Sentence examples for capable once from inspiring English sources

She does not overlook the crudity of which Cummings proved to be so capable, once including the words "cunted" and "kike" in a single verse.

Three quarters said they felt there was a perception that mums wouldn't be ambitious and that their boss didn't think they were as capable once they had children.

"However, I am pleased to report that we are making good progress in repositioning the club and business to be capable once again of challenging at the top levels of domestic and European competition," he added.

I think we may be surprised at what they're capable once they abandon their outdated ideas of how traffic and income work, but that's as much as I'm willing to commit to at this point.

I stand by that call for a new vision for America; something that tells us not only that we are capable once again to aspire to greatness -- something the president did eloquently this evening -- but tells us where we're going and lays out the roadmap for getting there by creating a narrative for our future.

Fortunately for resource-constrained programs, many categories of health care providers not only doctors but also nurses, midwives, auxiliary nurses, auxiliary nurse-midwives, and clinical officers are capable, once trained, of safely providing implants.

I think we can all finally disabuse ourselves of the notion that Donald Trump is a capable fascist once and for all.

The final third of "The Heir Apparent" reveals what Edward was capable of once the weight of the queen's power hoarding and opprobrium was lifted.

New designated player Juan Luis Anangonó was active and showed glimpses of what he might be capable of once the team has had time to heal – goal-scoring all-around badass Mike Magee missed the game with injury.

– Alex Hern We'll see the app store for Google Glass open early this year, and so will finally start to see what wearable, immersive technology will be capable of once developers start to explore the device fully to a wider audience.

Shaq's is that: seven feet one, always somewhere north of three hundred pounds, capable at once of brute strength and remarkable agility, and, in his younger years at least, bursts of startling speed.