She overcame a hostile crowd, a fearsome opponent and several bizarre twists and turns to prevail in this very entertaining final.
Miller's tireless running won a corner, which was cleared only as far as West Brom midfielder Morrison, who unleashed a fearsome shot through a crowd of English defenders - one that crept beyond Manchester City goalkeeper Hart, who should have done much better.
With Martin's great leaping ability and fearsome reputation, perhaps the entire crowd at the Meadowlands was thinking he could not be denied.
The pictures show lone youths confronting fearsome ranks of soldiers, and vast crowds in which veiled and unveiled women, Muslims and Christians mingle joyfully.
According to a study conducted by the museum's experts, "The Colossus" — which depicts a fearsome nude giant, looming over a terrified crowd — was most likely painted by one of Goya's assistants.
Mr Obama's presidential campaign was a fearsome thing, setting records not just for crowd sizes and donation levels but for the activism it spurred from previously prone voters.
When she first kills a man, it is not the other soldiers to whom she turns for acknowledgment but her dead mother, the "beautiful and fearsome" woman she remembers sweeping through an angry crowd "like a scythe cutting through summer grass".
In Libya crowds have risen up against a fearsome dictator.
After Eddard Stark Sean Beann) convinces King Robert Mark Addyy) not to join the Tourney, the crowd watches a jousting match between the fearsome Ser Gregor "The Mountain" Clegane, brother of "The Hound," and Ser Loras Tyrell, "The Knight of Flowers".
He knows the angles at Lord's but he does not necessarily know the peculiar demands of a Test match and a capacity crowd, albeit when facing one of the least fearsome international attacks.
