Godley's is indeed a formidable head.
While more than 1,200 are needed to secure the Republican presidential nomination, Trump has built a formidable head start.
In her memoir Bakewell quotes one – a woman, oddly, the formidable head of talks and current affairs, Grace Wyndham Goldie – who said: "I don't want too many women on my staff.
Eventually Jackson and Holland's gate-crashing, corpse-dumping shenanigans will land them an audience with the formidable head of the Justice Department — who, as played by Kim Basinger, naturally triggers flashbacks to "L.A. Confidential".
The fourth outing has Tom Hardy cast as Max, Charlize Theron as the formidable head of a group called the Five Wives and Hugh Keays Byrne, a bad guy in the first Mad Max, as Fury Road's main villain.
Meanwhile, Walter Teagle, the formidable head of Standard Oil of New Jersey, America's largest oil company (and the precursor of ExxonMobil), headed for London to stake his firm's claim.
For instance, when The Advocates put the Equal Rights Amendment on its docket, the lead counsel in favor of passage was Eleanor Smeal, then president of the National Organization of Women, while the opposition arguments were framed by Phyllis Schlafly, the formidable head of Stop ERA.
It is, perhaps, ambitious to ask Obama to learn Chinese, but Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd's decent Mandarin has set a formidable standard for heads of state.
He beat out two formidable contenders the head of Abbott's international division and the guy in charge of pharmaceuticals for the top job.
The trade gives the Red Sox a formidable rotation headed by Sale, David Price and AL Cy Young winner Rick Porcello.
