Sentence examples for fearsome stage from inspiring English sources
A couple of years past his most fearsome stage, 50 Cent was foaming at the keyboard about groupies and the relationship troubles of his friend the boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr., among other things.
Basso is now 3min 48sec behind and will lose more time in Saturday's flat time-trial, even if he holds on in today's fearsome stage over four vast Alpine passes.
This time, Nate's top adversaries aren't classroom bullies, but a co-star's fearsome stage mother who makes most of the women on Dance Moms look demure, and The Sound of Music Live!-snark snark plaguing the show on social media as cast and crew scramble toward opening night.
But for the last week, we've been told that the thought of sharing a stage with that fearsome oratorical beast otherwise known as Mitt Romney has him trembling in his leather oxfords.
Peggy Mount, for many years the fearsome battle-ax of British stage and screen with a voice to make henpecked husbands tremble, died on Tuesday at a London nursing home for actors.
The fearsome woman who takes to the stage at this sold-out show is clad boot-to-cape in black, like a high art reading of a Scottish Widows advert.
Others point out fearsome side effects.
On stage, he can be a fearsome presence; he harangues the audience and seems, in his pink boiler-suit, like a monstrously overgrown baby that has burst free of its play-pen.
"This new dinosaur gives scientists important clues about the early stages of the evolution of these fearsome predators".
First runner-up was the burnt-out Sun in "Baby Universe (A Puppet Odyssey)," but the winner was the oversize Ogre in the children's opera "Puss in Boots," whose body parts whirled across the stage until they came together in a fearsome whole.
Though reporters are said to have pondered just how much the event had been stage managed in advance, the images of fearsome-looking Libyan women -- from young teens to grandmothers -- wielding rifles and weapons are nonetheless frightening.
