Trump has said, "I'm very capable of changing to anything I want to change to".
"He is the type of player that once inside the box he is capable of anything to score a goal, to get the ball from an opponent.
How can a person still pay a lot of money (or any money at all) for a diamond after knowing that there are diamond mining companies in Angola capable of anything to protect their mines?
And, in 1969, Richard Nixon ordered B-52s armed with hydrogen bombs to fly routes up and down the coast of the Soviet Union — part of his "madman theory," a strategy intended to get the North Vietnamese to believe that he was capable of anything, and to negotiate for peace.
Each show will require no more than ten minutes, because that's how long you're currently capable of paying attention to anything.
– The British Middle Class have been bred to believe they are deeply capable of anything up to and including specialist building work, which is why every single build has some Rory who knows about wine dusting his hands a bit and saying what is essentially, "Welding?
Instead, tell her she's smart, capable, and able to accomplish anything she sets her mind to.
"Cortisol switch" is when you flip from the cortisol love -- which is where cortisol is helping you be productive, helping you focus, helping you feel on top of the world and capable of anything, similar to the first blessed moments after drinking a cup of regular coffee -- to the cortisol hate.
There was still a lot of support for President Obama in the room, but not a lot of faith that, for the foreseeable future, Washington is going to be capable of doing anything meaningful to make life better for the majority of Americans.
Believing the man they had overthrown to be capable of anything, they worried that these might be chemical weapons.
On the 13th, a hole regarded by most in the field and certainly those capable of anything close to Woods's distance as a chance, he hit through the green.
