Sentence examples for was capable of dropping from inspiring English sources

LeMay built Strategic Air Command into a force that was capable of dropping eighty per cent of its ordinance at once, and he argued, passionately, that America should strike while it had a bigger arsenal than the Soviets did.

(The strategists who agreed with him argued that a successful first strike had to be capable of "killing a nation"). LeMay built Strategic Air Command into a force that was capable of dropping eighty per cent of its ordinance at once, and he argued, passionately, that America should strike while it had a bigger arsenal than the Soviets did.

Never the best heavyweight in the world but always one that you just knew had the skill and was capable of dropping any heavyweight in the world with his left hand.

Once we'd all gotten over the "haha he's Hellboy's son" thing, it turned out that Delroy Edwards was capable of dropping some serious, serious heat.

The state civil protection agency in Quintana Roo warned that the tropical wave from which Don formed was capable of dropping 80-150 mm of rainfall over the state, while producing sustained winds of 35-45 km/h and gusts up to.

Rowan is capable of dropping a tree himself, but he will have a professional cut this one.

Each of the planes is capable of dropping 3,000 gallons of water and fire retardant in less than five seconds, a Forest Service spokesman said.

A Thierry Henry or a Dimitar Berbatov is capable of dropping deep or pulling wide, as adept at playing the final ball as taking a chance.

It can also fly higher and faster than other fighters and is capable of dropping a 1,000lb precision bomb from over 15 miles away from its target.

But with such other standouts as forwards Marcelle Street, who made all-region, and Vernon Alonzo, and several superb bench players, Manning said that "any of about eight guys are capable of dropping 20 points or more at any time".

Eventually, the group settle into a lighter groove, providing ample space for the irresistible funk of "Do You…" Miguel then shows what he is capable of, dropping in a snatch of Bob Marley's "Stir It Up" as his musicians switch to an easy-going reggae rhythm.