Sentence examples for formidable jump from inspiring English sources

In the Vine version, the same fridge now reveals a skier whizzing through fresh powder and taking a formidable jump.

Mr. Cornyn's campaign emphasizes his conservative bona fides — and is running those commercials to shore up the argument before anyone formidable jumps into the race.

Merging United's operations in the West, including its hubs in Denver and San Francisco, and Continental's hubs in Houston and Newark would create a formidable competitor to Delta Air Lines, which jumped to the top position because of its acquisition of Northwest Airlines in 2008.

As Obama's Secretary of State, Clinton jumped into the formidable task of using the "Arab Spring" to back some US-friendly dictators while supporting protesters against other regimes the U.S. did not like.

The six volumes were extremely lucrative and helped Churchill win the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1953; more important, they allowed him to write his own heroic legend — a formidable hurdle for subsequent biographers to jump.

The piste, which was icy and bumpy near the top, proved to be a formidable challenge and featured four daunting jumps, some launching the racers more than 165 feet through the air.

The piste, which was icy and bumpy near the top, proved to be a formidable challenge and featured four daunting jumps, some launching the racers more than 50 meters, or 165 feet, through the air.

Her gliding skills and long but stable jumps make her a formidable opponent even in the rough and tumble of the pack and skiing out front she never looked like being caught.

Having a high vertical jump will enable you to be a more formidable player, giving you an advantage over your opponent.

The task of maintaining the jump and organizing competitions at Satre Hill is as formidable as the challenge the jump presents.

If he were able to jump through the primary hoops, he would be a formidable opponent.