Sentence examples similar to formidable fire from inspiring English sources

She was a formidable fire-eating right-wing demon, far more effective in debate than her Labor opponents.

There is a continued fusilade, and formidable fires have occurred in several quarters.

The tender sensuality of Venice sparks a formidable mystic fire in his painting Saint Jerome As A Scholar (c1600-14), wispe wisp of a white beard against velvety rose robes irresistibly recalls Tintoretto.

"When the English guys are all firing and they all combine well they're definitely a formidable attack".

The light breeze was at that point in Hood's favour, and Venerable was able to come close alongside Formidable and open fire with a full broadside.

It also makes a formidable weapon when fired down several metres of drainpipe, freshly ignited hairspray at its heels.

Having struggled so badly with her serve she showed her formidable mettle by firing one of two aces of her own to clinch the first set, and after yielding another service game at 3-0 in the second set, broke back immediately.

In the opinion of military historian Allen Brown, Caernarfon was "one of the most formidable concentrations of fire-power to be found in the Middle Ages".

In the opinion of military historian Allen Brown, this combined to make Caernarfon Castle "one of the most formidable concentrations of fire-power to be found in the Middle Ages".

The French and Spanish responded with a heavy cannonade against the anchored ships, the engagement lasting half an hour until Formidable temporarily ceased firing and began to slowly warp further inshore.

Hannibal was now isolated at the northern end of the British line, under heavy fire from Formidable as well as the Spanish shore batteries and gunboats and unable to manoeuvre or effectively respond.