Sentence examples for formidable killer from inspiring English sources

The vaccine is the only bulwark against yellow fever, a formidable killer without a cure that's transmitted primarily through the bite of Aedes aegypti, also known as the yellow fever mosquito.

Still, GKIDS, a plucky New York-based distributor of foreign and independent animated films, has established itself as a formidable giant-killer at the nominations stage, regularly sneaking in ahead of glossier megabucks contenders.

All are linked by a focus on anti-damsels in distress: "sword-wielding women warriors, intrepid women fighter pilots and far-ranging spacewomen, deadly female serial killers, formidable female superheroes, sly and seductive femmes fatale, female wizards, hard-living Bad Girls…" Diana Gabaldon, Jim Butcher, Sharon Kay Penman, and Lev Grossman are among the volume's contributors.

He sounds formidable, but Cummings may have been, to use that killer British phrase, too clever by half.

Diarrhea, as a prominent killer for 0 5 years children possess a formidable challenge to health planners.

Short story about a mother-and-son pair of 19th-century serial killers... Earle tells the story of his formidable mother, who makes a living luring wealthy suitors to their isolated farm and murdering them..

I was too accustomed to having… Short story about a mother-and-son pair of 19th-century serial killers... Earle tells the story of his formidable mother, who makes a living luring… Signed comment about the ongoing Kenneth Starr Lewinsky investigation.

For the whole 90 minutes Krkic, Shaqiri and Arnautovic were a delight of killer movement and passes, while behind them Geoff Cameron and Glenn Whelan were a formidable midfield presence.

Jimmy, it is clear, is no longer the reluctant killer we saw in episode one, but a ruthless and formidable gangster.

And as we pointed out in a recent cover story ("The Killer Ad Machine" Dec. 11, 2000), the free portal has a formidable user base and can target ads to select audiences with scary accuracy.

Intending to show Connor as a formidable fighter, Kelly A. Manners described him as "quite the hunter, quite the killer".