Near the end of 9 December, German forces of the 90th Panzergrenadier Division fell back to their second defensive line: a formidable obstacle known as "The Gully".
His ability to execute under pressure is now demonstrably back to its formidable best because it is aligned to a more secure technique.
After a slightly weary-looking spell in mid-season, the huge loosehead is back to the formidable force which made him the outstanding player of the autumn months.
They head straight to the dimly lighted back room, there to hone their formidable skills at the nine pool tables and the snooker table in the corner.
Whatever else was going through their minds, they seemed to feel they owed him a certain deference, as one of their elders, and as one who had come back to them with a formidable reputation.
After a fairly short pout, he bounced back to become a more formidable senator.
The president then stepped before cameras to tell the world that next month the United States and Russia would sign a "new Start" treaty paring back their still formidable nuclear arsenals, cutting the legal limits on deployed strategic warheads by 30 percent and on launchers by half.
On June 26 Acorn Media will release the six-hour miniseries on cassette and disc, and from start to finish the complex and riveting predecessor, shown on PBS in this country, takes no back seat to its formidable American offspring.
Her presidency faced formidable challenges, many dating back to colonial rule, which certainly could not be eradicated overnight.
Sondra Radvanovsky, a soprano of formidable gifts, brings the grouping back to New York for the first time since then, starting with a run of "Anna Bolena," the composer's sympathetic portrait of Henry VIII's second wife.
