Sentence examples similar to foreboding challenge from inspiring English sources
According to the Beeb, Dance will speak "a foreboding verse to set a challenge to the Winter Olympic athletes to overcome its extreme elements".
As a longtime English professor at Arizona State, a guide on the Colorado River and the caretaker of her family's farm during the Vietnam War, Baldwin did not hesitate when faced with the challenge of finding success amid foreboding circumstances.
And the images aren't just big; they're challenging, with odd geometry and foreboding colors.
From quiet moments of mourning and foreboding to wide vistas of a landscape that has challenged generations, he purposely chose this arid palette to illustrate how the drug war has played out along the border.
This was the challenge for the Afghan-Swiss photographer Zalmaï: to capture the sense of foreboding that, as Dexter Filkins writes in this week's issue, permeates Afghanistan as American troops prepare to withdraw.
This 1999 article from Sports Illustrated has a foreboding quote from Mike Holmgren, who said, "It's not likely we're going to challenge something in the middle of the field in the second quarter.
It is as if the intrepid Tsipras, endowed with an unrealized sorcery, enters a foreboding and murky TroikaWald filled with noxious Dijsselbloems, where he must meet three magical challenges if the people are to be brought back into the light.
In a foreboding ruling for the Obama administration, a federal judge in Florida decreed Thursday that a legal challenge to the new health care law by officials from 20 states could move forward and warned that he would have to be persuaded that its keystone provision — a requirement that most Americans obtain insurance — is constitutional.
Why such dark foreboding?
The weather was foreboding.
