Sentence examples for a daunting two from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fish's tribute to Wallace certainly honors his affinity for long-haul composition: it runs a daunting two and a half hours without an intermission, which makes both for a long sit (there is a two-minute pause for stretching) and a veritable ocean of words to surf, or occasionally drown in.

The matchup is a daunting one for the Gaels.

His first coaching job is a daunting one, taking over a team that has made the playoffs once since 1994.

In the United States, the wait for a donor kidney can be a daunting three years, an understandable spur to your proposed generosity.

This year's challenge, posed by Bill Clinton himself, was a daunting one: tackle food insecurity for 200m urban slum dwellers by 2018.

Still, the task is a daunting one, especially because China has its own plans for Shanghai.Seoul is not the first city to have such grand ideas.

It will be the end of a tortuous morning, the start of a gruelling few days and the launchpad for a daunting five years.

(Grode) 'The Comedy of Errors' (in previews; opens on June 18) The thought of an intermission-free Shakespeare is a daunting one, but the Public Theater promises just that with its production of this rarely produced comedy.

(Rooney) 'The Comedy of Errors' (in previews; opens on Tuesday) The thought of an intermission-free Shakespeare is a daunting one, but the Public Theater promises just that with its production of this rarely produced comedy.

The challenge to lift up impoverished backwaters like Luotuowan is a daunting one for the Communist Party, which has vowed to address a yawning wealth gap that some experts say threatens social stability, perhaps even the party's hold on power.

They usually dominate their opponents wherever the court, which makes the task facing coach Anna Mayes and her team a daunting one.