Capably

For Broncos fans, Briscoe was a welcome departure from the Broncos' hapless run of searching for a quarterback who could capably lead their offense.

The actual hardware itself capably pulls off the Diesel aesthetic, and is admittedly a good look for most people in their 30s and 40s, assuming you're a fan of Diesel's unapologetic styling.

Wes Moore and Aruna Miler are official–and Oprah was here in Annapolis to let us all know she trusts Wes to lead the state capably!

He could capably fill in at a variety of spots if Kansas City loses anybody for an extended period.

It’s been a few years since Osaka played this capably and confidently, hammering big serves at up to 122 mph (197 kph) and imposing groundstrokes.

Reconnecting with his aunts and uncles afterwards, Fritz capably convinced his father’s siblings, who had swindled him and Mary out of their inheritance, to set up a joint medical fund for William.

They have been capably backed up by Tuli Tuipulotu, a second-year player from USC, and Bud Dupree, a veteran pass rusher.

He capably and imaginatively explores the differences between these ways of approaching life, clearly demonstrating that bottom-up allows us to flourish.

Although it’s a relatively new endeavor, Benedictine Brewing capably carries on one of the oldest and most prestigious brewing traditions in the world.

Seeing Andy again – even though I knew it – capably tied the movie to its roots.

With its cast of performers, all capably standing on their own and sharing screentime, is the cinematic equivalent of a warm hug or a mug of hot chocolate.

She looked after the affairs of the Press very capably and occasionally sent Milford boxes of complimentary cigars.

While Hitler felt that Himmler could capably lead this effort, Guderian disagreed and insisted that Lieutenant-General Walther Wenck spearhead the campaign.