Sentence examples for at the formidable from inspiring English sources

His title takes a playful poke at the formidable literary critic, armed to the teeth with his somber syllabuses and burgeoning jargon.

Then rocket around the multiple fan-driven sites, but don't miss the competing ideologies at battlestargalactica.com, battlestarforum.com and the "Battlestar" board at the formidable Web site Television Without Pity.

At the formidable sixth hole, Ms. Shogren's abilities were unmatchable: her shot from the women's tee was perfectly aligned, landing on the fairway with the precision of a hatpin placed in a hat.

For another revived residency, don't miss LCD Soundsystem's ten-night return to Brooklyn Steel (Dec. 11-15, Dec. 17-19, and Dec. 22-23), their third stand at the formidable new hall.

(Who says print is nearing extinction?) They also get special attention at the formidable Swarovski Kristallwelten, a Tyrolean retort to Disney whose website promises a grass-covered giant continually vomiting water, towheaded families enjoying picnics and, naturally, a great profusion of gift shops.

(Chinen 20110609 Dave Brubeck Quartet (Monday through Wednesday) At the formidable age of 90, having recovered from heart surgery last year, Dave Brubeck is back in action, playing the piano with less vigor but no less purpose than in his youth.

Senior Indian officials, such as the formidable AT Wilson, argued that the religious and tribal divisions in Iraq would for ever undermine an Iraqi state.

At 04:00 the Formidable, now under the command of Captain Amable Troude, was seen to the north in Conil Bay near Cape Trafalgar and Saumarez sent Venerable to chase the French ship, Hood accompanied by Thames under Captain Aiskew Hollis.

The Mets had a built-in excuse in scraping for runs at times against the formidable Braves pitching staff.

According to Janet Sarbaugh, who directs the arts and culture programs at the Heinz Endowments, the formidable father-in-law of "Mrs. Heinz," as she is still known to her staff, bought up many of the derelict properties and "spearheaded their transformation".

Osborne worried about Straw's inexperience and Labour pedigree, although he joked that he was not about to complain if Mandelson could recreate and put at his disposal the formidable machine that had carried Tony Blair to three consecutive election victories.