Sentence examples for gets a capable from inspiring English sources

Quarterback Kevin Kolb, ARZ — After dealing with a platoon of less-than-desirable options at the quarterback position in 2010, Larry Fitzgerald finally gets a capable arm to work with and now should be one of the first five receivers drafted in all formats.

No, he basically says: all we need to do is show that he got a capable defense.

No problem schools will hire you first and train you later just to get a capable human in an overcrowded classroom.

You can open Office docs on any device, you can edit text on nearly any tablet, and $9.99 gets you a capable word processor on the iPad.

"I've been in charge while he was ill and we've got a very capable staff," said Ms. Montclare.

It's not a case of snapping your fingers and tomorrow we've got a backline capable of playing the way Australia does.

We are not voting for the SNP or it's policies; we are voting to ensure that in future, if Scotland votes for parties espousing fairer economic policies, including his, we might actually get a government capable of enacting them.

Getting a supremely capable off-road machine to ride and handle adroitly requires engineering that sidesteps the laws of physics.

"It's always a blow when your first choice is out, but we've got a very capable, competent number two in Gerhard," said James.

If you're considering a 5.1 headset, it may sound silly to say so, but make sure you've got a 5.1 capable sound card.

At $130, it's not outrageously priced, either, considering you're getting a pretty capable second monitor that weighs just 1.3 pounds and requires only a single cable in order to operate.