| She's said to have public breakdowns, violent spasms, and the mumbling and grumbling of those less sane and incapably inept. |
| The actor playing Caliban gets incapably drunk, and Alice, who knows the play by heart, agrees to take his place. |
| But the next day the Newsnight crew with which I was filming found the men incapably drunk in St Peter's Square. |
| It can try to replicate the 1997 story, wait for the Conservatives to become incapably clapped-out, while jettisoning its soul and desperately trying to win the favour of the Tories' allies. |
