Sentence examples for an intimidating set of from inspiring English sources

Before I reached my destination, however, I had an intimidating set of stairs to climb.

Barney, which started as a character in videotapes 15 years ago, will have to overcome an intimidating set of marketing challenges.

It still has to learn to deal with an intimidating set of technical issues -- GPS mastery, mass production of drones, wind, heavy rain, birds, building ledges, telephone wires, thieves etc. -- before you can even think about actually receiving your taco via aerial flavor strike.

Buyers can discover new art and potentially build a whole collection from the comfort of their own homes, not the occasionally intimidating setting of a gallery.

The prisoners in this "La Mancha" are an especially noisy and menacing lot, given to twirling in thugish ways (the macho choreography is by Luis Perez) and perching ominously on the rusting ironlike walls of Paul Brown's intimidating set.

Apart from an oncoming Heavy, nothing is more intimidating to an enemy than a set of flames that continues to damage him or her after you are out of the way.

And it all took place in an elegant though not intimidating setting.

Given that a wide-open project like this can be intimidating, we provided a set of non-exhaustive examples: 1.

For his fans, an English-language comedy club is an intimidating reminder of cultural disconnect.

Even McCain's most soft-spoken adviser, Charlie Black, has an intimidating air of country-club paternalism.

But a blacked-out Barclays Center has a chance to set an intimidating backdrop similar to the Calgary Flames' "C of Red," conceived for their 1986 Stanley Cup playoffs run.