The Buckeyes, meanwhile, are imploding here after a formidable 13-0 season.
In Tests, that may not matter, but in ODIs, when coming in after a formidable top order, you often have no option but to go bang-bang from the first delivery you face.
"The attorney general's attempt to achieve uniformity by compelling U.S. attorneys to seek the death penalty is a bad idea," wrote the judge, John Gleeson, who was appointed to the bench in 1994 after a formidable career as a federal prosecutor that included winning the conviction of John J. Gotti.
As a child, he was frequently looked after by a formidable character known as the Sulphate Strangler.
The last time Gary Berntsen went after such a formidable adversary in hostile territory, he was commanding a small band of fellow spies and commandos in pursuit of Osama bin Laden in Afghanistan after 9/11.
After investing a formidable multimillion pound budget into their campaign to win Le Mans with their diesel-powered type 908 challengers, Peugeot had to settle for second and third with Franck Montagny, Ricardo Zonta and Christian Klien completing the top three.
Mr. Klein has now announced his intention to resign, after compiling a formidable prosecutorial record that included the order to break up the Microsoft Corporation, the dissolution of a global vitamin cartel and the compilation of a list of proposed corporate mergers that were abandoned or restructured after the government's antitrust objections.
The taxi stand began about 20 years ago — nobody involved seems to know exactly when — after residents, stymied by a formidable walk to the Lexington Avenue subway line, complained that cabs in the area were scarce.
The game, however, now rests in the hands of their batsmen after Australia forged into a formidable lead on the penultimate day, despite the efforts of Mohammad Aamer, who finished with five for 79.
Grant's warning came as Madelene Sumption, the director of the Migration Observatory at the University of Oxford University, told the House of Lords EU home affairs subcommittee that the number of citizens of other EU countries in Britain could be as high as 3.9 million and the task of registering them after Brexit would be a "formidable logistical, bureaucratic, administrative and legal task".
Joe Cole was fractionally offside when he tucked in the third goal, after Wes Brown had mishit a wild pass to Frank Lampard, but Chelsea were a formidable side after the interval despite the absence of, among others, Petr Cech, Arjen Robben, Damien Duff and John Terry.
