Sentence examples for looks able from inspiring English sources

Yet neither looks able to.

Now it is down to 12% and looks able to win at best a small handful of seats.

And the president has learned to buy time by setting them against one another.Mr Chavez looks able to survive until a referendum on his presidency can be held, and possibly even longer.

Yet they will do so without their talisman, just about the only batsman in the side, alongside Alastair Cook, who looks able to tame the ferocious South African attack.

Neither of the two big parties, the Tories and the Labour Party, looks able to win a majority in May, which raises a prospect of coalition or minority government in which a mere seat or two could prove influential.

As Alanis shifts perspective on the sexes, she's also feeling good about the way she looks, able to play with a sultry vamp image one day, Gidget the next.

"We didn't look able to do that - or that we wanted to.

They looked able to tear the Swansea defence apart at will in the second half as they recovered from Graham's early opener to take complete control.

While I didn't try them on for comfort, they seem semi-rugged and look able to withstand some sweat.

Murray was certainly rusty early in the match, when neither player looked able to hold serve, and his form dipped in the second set when he was unable to overcome Bogomolov's somewhat limited game-plan.

Serbia never looked able to answer.