There are the stodgy (albeit reliable) ones, including, say, the American Bar at the Savoy or the elegant watering hole at Dukes, as dignified and imposing as a library.
He was so abundantly talented and imposing as a boy that his coach grew fearful young Bolt would grow complacent.
Travel bans are enforced by the courts and are imposed as a last resort on customers in default and who refuse to engage with the bank".
We were torn between gasping at the sight of the golden eagle, as stately and imposing as ever a creature can be, and gawping in awestruck wonder at the eagle-eyed David who, with a single unbinoculared glance, picked out the head and shoulders of a stationary bird on the skyline of a distant range of hills.
In fact, after years of wondering whether Angelenos would brave the rigors of limited parking and other restrictions imposed as a condition of construction by the wary residential neighborhood atop which the Getty was plopped, museum officials found themselves overrun.
The permit applicant shall conduct an analysis of alternative sites, sizes, production processes and environmental control techniques for such proposed source that demonstrates that the benefits of the proposed source significantly outweigh the environmental and social costs imposed as a result of its location, construction or modification.
As mentioned, a limit on the size of the peptides, sacharids, nucleotides and lipids was imposed as a solution for these small biochemicals.
In developed economies, the financial crash and the austerity imposed as a countermeasure have led to a decline in living standards.
Temporal patterns of environmental change have typically been considered simplistically in both models and experiments, often imposed as a step change.
While the actual force profile also exhibits significant oscillation, the dominant frequencies of this oscillating force component were found to be independent of cutting and non-cutting instances, and hence could be imposed as a uniform background signal.
