Sentence examples for has an able from inspiring English sources

In Blackstone, Bank of America has an able and hungry would-be buyer.

It is chock-full of good universities and has an able, educated workforce.

This is less widely known than it ought to be, because Ukraine (unlike Russia) has an able foreign ministry and a highly persuasive foreign minister, Borys Tarasyuk.

By now, he has logged enough hours in dank cellars to claim genuine expertise, and he clearly has an able palate.

The prison has an able Governor; the management team has been strengthened; staffing numbers have increased; there has been a crack down on the illicit use of drugs and cleanliness has markedly improved.

It has an able chronicler in Sir Rodric Braithwaite, who, as British ambassador to the city from 1988-92, withessedeclineecline of the Soviet Union and the birth of democratic Russia.

(Chinen) Roy Hargrove Quintet (Friday through Sunday, Tuesday through May 6) Hard bop has an able-bodied, contemporary ambassador in Roy Hargrove, a trumpeter who manages to inhabit the style without rigidity or stifling nostalgia.

(Chinen) Roy Hargrove Quintet (Tuesday through April 29, May 1 through 6) Hard bop has an able-bodied, contemporary ambassador in Roy Hargrove, a trumpeter who manages to inhabit the style without rigidity or stifling nostalgia.

In Philip of Hesse the Lutherans had an able political strategist.

He now had an able ally at no great cost in terms of concessions on his part.

The Algerians have an able, if heavy handed, military, but have not been eager to cooperate extensively with the United States or their neighbors.