Sentence examples for looks able to 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.

Donovan Mitchell, SG, Louisville: An athletic combo guard, Mitchell — with a big tournament — could shoot up draft boards, especially if he looks able to play the point.

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.

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

It was if the striker was contaminated by the ineptitude of a defence that never looked able to contain him.

But if Renzi starts to look able to succeed, Forza Italia may withdraw the support needed for institutional reform, thus causing Renzi's failure in two out of the three challenges he is promising to win.

The opening exchanges were mostly in favor of the Sounders, who were finding more space than they expected, indeed more than they looked able to cope with, as they passed up a series of good goalscoring opportunities with nervous touches.

Rory Delap's long throw is Stoke's equivalent of Andy Roberts's throat ball or Joel Garner's yorker and although this was the first goal it has produced this season, Liverpool seldom looked able to deal with it.