Sentence examples for well able to bring from inspiring English sources

But Badu is well able to bring a new spin to old matters –witness her reference in "Window Seat" to going "back and forth like Lightnin' Hopkins" – and even manages to turn the impasse of "20 Feet Tall" into a lesson in self-assertiveness: "You built your wall, 20 foot wall, so I couldn't see/But if I get off my knees, I'm 20 feet tall".

"He knows Ferragamo so well that he is able to bring new ideas, while every season is about working on the DNA of the brand," said James Ferragamo, a grandson of the founder and the director of women's leather goods.

I thought they were big, strong, a good squad of players, able to bring good players off the bench as well.

"Technically it wrecks the oil wells, and we will never be able to bring their output back to previous levels".

This will benefit you a lot - you'll be motivated to do well in school and you'll be able to bring your iPod on the bus.

"Great ideas come from people who are able to bring their whole selves – emotional as well as rational, memory as well as logic – to bear on problems.

Mr. Mansfield is confident that his company will be able to bring in revenue as well.

"Sam is a player that we know very well and I'm delighted we have been able to bring him back here," said Smith.

Our participants described good clinical teachers as being able to bring concepts alive.

Ulukaya delivered a well-practiced account of why he had been able to bring the tastes of Turkey and Greece to New York and beyond.

"We have to look at the future and see that we are able to bring about improvements in the well-being of people with much lower levels of inputs".