Sentence examples for force of old from inspiring English sources

Clermont still top the table but are not quite the force of old.

There may still be some who feel the 34-year-old is not the force of old.

The Flower brothers, Andy and Grant, who are still potent batsmen, though not the force of old.

Munster may not be the force of old, and certainly not in the class of the 2006-08 group, but they still know how to play cup rugby.

Leinster were pretty toothless in defeat by Toulon and lacked power without Sean O'Brien, and it is becoming clear they are not the force of old.

The Spaniard may never return to being the force of old yet his style differs from his team-mates and he scored 23 goals for Chelsea last season, the majority arriving in cup competitions.

He's a dinosaur who awakens, emerging out of the past to blast away — in the name of enduring principles — at present-day injustices with the brute force of old-time injustices.

The dance vocabulary is far-from-virtuoso ballet delivered (like so much choreography from the 1960s and '70s) with the expressionist stress and torso-heaving force of old-style modern dance.

In summary, dental status and bite force of older adults are determining EC parameters to design optimized food-texture.

The Rubber Tramp Rendezvous is a different kind of van-dweller mecca, said Jessica Bruder, whose 2017 book, "Nomadland: Surviving America in the Twenty-First Century," followed a small posse of retirement-age women forced into the van life through economic hardship, part of a new — and growing — labor force of older Americans working seasonally as campground hosts and Amazon stockers.

Hassan et al. (2008a) demonstrated by micromanipulation that lignin was the main cause of an increased breakage force of older root types (the 38% of roots that were light or dark brown).