Sentence examples similar to a formidable fire from inspiring English sources

She was a formidable fire-eating right-wing demon, far more effective in debate than her Labor opponents.

"When the English guys are all firing and they all combine well they're definitely a formidable attack".

The tender sensuality of Venice sparks a formidable mystic fire in his painting Saint Jerome As A Scholar (c1600-14), wispe wisp of a white beard against velvety rose robes irresistibly recalls Tintoretto.

There is a continued fusilade, and formidable fires have occurred in several quarters.

A governor can be a formidable force.

This is a formidable force.

It also makes a formidable weapon when fired down several metres of drainpipe, freshly ignited hairspray at its heels.

In the last few years, though, New Jersey's Democratic Party has fired up a formidable get-out-the-vote effort, especially in Hudson and Essex Counties, that has delivered more votes than polls had predicted.

From the environmental and sustainability analysis results, the unfired clay material has shown energy-efficiency and suggests a formidable economical alternative to the firing of clay building components.

In addition to these defenses, atop a steep cliff on the outskirts of Longues was a formidable observation post that directed the fire of a battery of four 155-mm guns located a kilometre inland from the beach.

Still, Thomson's wit, fire, and prescience outweigh his flaws; he was a formidable player in his historical moment, and his moment reverberates into our own.