Sentence examples for powers right from inspiring English sources

The truth is, Swinton's just reaching the peak of her powers right now.

He's at the peak of his powers right now, and it won't last forever.

Because we believed in a division of powers right up to 1989 really.

It used its clout to remove the traditional powers' right to veto decisions made by the International Cricket Council (ICC), cricket's global body.

A late starter, Martin kept on going, working at the height of her powers right through her 80s; a stocky figure with apple cheeks and cropped silver hair, dressed in overalls and Indian shirts.

This is particular to Poland's own history, of course, where the church is intertwined with not only the nation's founding but resistance to foreign powers right up through the 1980s, when a Polish pope and the Solidarity movement, side by side, inspired the country.

The clerk of court then issues a letter of appointment to the person appointed as guardian specifying the powers, rights and privileges conferred upon that person.

It gives the agent all the powers, rights, and responsibilities that the person granting POA has.

Girl power, right?" "Yup," Mr. Daniels said.

Less water means less power, right now.

But they're not in power right now.