Sentence examples for a fearsome task for from inspiring English sources

A fearsome task for a tired pianist staring at an empty room.

Scotland eventually found a way around an impressive Irish defence, but the victory did not mask the limitations that will make progressing from their pool in New Zealand a fearsome task.

Spend just 20 minutes (a limited time) to start your most fearsome task.

And yet Republicans retained for a long time a fearsome reputation for political prowess.

China's growth has come at a fearsome price for the Chinese people.

John McFarlane has a fearsome reputation for shaking up companies soon after he joins them.

Both men have a fearsome reputation for beating the crap out of thin air.

Her predecessor, Margaret Hodge, acquired a fearsome reputation for grilling company bosses about their tax affairs.

A fearsome mandate for political action is made plain elsewhere in the documentary, however.

The result was the Ju 87 "Stuka" (for Sturzkampfflieger, or "dive bomber"), which gained a fearsome reputation for destructiveness during the Spanish Civil War.

City have a 100 per cent record from 11 home matches, averaging more than four goals a game, and are a fearsome prospect for most visiting opponents.