Sentence examples for a daunting stage from inspiring English sources
And a daunting stage it must be.
Seamus Coleman and Glenn Whelan are the only Irish players to have played more in the Premier League this season and when the manager's favoured alternatives are Marc Wilson, who is way down the pecking order at Stoke, and Richard Keogh, struggling along in the Championship, it seems criminal to let previous disagreements get in the way of a stronger team for a daunting group stage in France.
The cyclist who wins this daunting stage of the Tour de France is usually alone, exultant, in this glorious landscape, having broken out of the pack and left his rivals behind.
When it was over, he was the only rider to have completed the daunting stage in less than 40 minutes -- Armstrong's time was 39 minutes 41 seconds -- and his overall lead over the second-place rider, Ivan Basso of Italy, had nearly tripled to 3 48.
The crew have been shadowing Radcliffe for a few days, capturing a hectic schedule that involves promoting his new film What If, juggling a daunting list of commitments – preparing for stage plays; researching film roles – and, right now, filming what must surely be the most dazzling onscreen role of his career to date: meeting a bloke from the Guardian.
"We know it's a daunting prospect going to Turin at any stage and a 3-0 defisit is almost insurmountable," said Lennon.
Communicating the piece's theme — the influence of trains on society — would have been a daunting task even on a far more spacious stage.
Commanding the stage in a one-person show is a daunting undertaking.
Staging a turnaround at Sony will be a daunting task.
There was lots of running up to the lip of the stage and balancing as if the fourth wall were a daunting precipice.
