Sentence examples for looks equipped from inspiring English sources

Everyone apart from me looks equipped for a picnic in February, or perhaps a modest Arctic expedition.

They are the better all-round side and, unlike previous World Cups, look equipped for the knock-out stage, not distracted by their No1 world ranking.

What we have instead right now is a rivalry: a clear-cut breakaway from the peloton by two men who look equipped to dominate for the foreseeable future.

Martin O'Neill's squad has the best defensive record in the Premier League, yet there was never a spell in which they looked equipped to stifle United.

Gifted as he is, he did not look equipped to play such a demanding role in the company of men who declaim their lines as well as Gasquet.

In that first 45 minutes neither team looked equipped for the promotion to the Championship that looks more and more likely for both after this result – but the conditions exempt both from stern criticism as playing the ball in the air was made impossible by the wind and keeping it on the ground was not an option as the ­playing surface tore up underfoot.

The long, lean Sohail Khan looks well equipped to exploit "English" conditions.

Gary Bowyer has brought in plenty of new faces, though, and the squad looks well equipped for promotion.

Once it epitomised 20th-century capitalism, but today it looks poorly equipped to thrive in the 21st century, or even to survive in its present form.

Much, of course, will hinge on the relatively unknown quantity that is Neil and the sweetness of the tune he can get from a squad of players that currently looks poorly equipped for survival.

The 36-year-old collected his first Masters in 2012 and, after overcoming the youthful Jordan Spieth 12 months ago, looks well equipped to win again.