Colleen Dewhurst and Cherry Jones are just two of the women who have stamped their mark on the formidable Josie Hogan, who never leaves the stage during the play's more-than-three-hour run time.
I was deeply marked by the formidable adrenaline rush I felt in that movie theatre.
Its world-class wine list of 8,000 selections and cellar of 35,000 bottles mark it as a formidable, serious spot.
Jesus wants that curse ended and the quality they have displayed in this tournament marks them out as formidable opposition, but Benitez has a list of victims in European combat that stands the closest scrutiny.
PARK CITY, Utah — This year's Sundance Film Festival, marked by aesthetic ambition, a formidable female presence and enough on-screen sex to take the chill off, gives optimistic proof of the state of American independent cinema.
Opening at Marlborough Chelsea, the show is Büttner's first in New York in 30 years, marking his return with a formidable collection of paintings and never-before-seen collages.
The museum, a tribute to the signage of the strip and Sin City's glitzy past, has been open since 1996, but its move into the La Concha Motel marks its debut as a formidable destination in a town full of shiny distractions.
But his mark on Nepal's politics was formidable, and he would become a respected statesman.
The folk music fiddler Dave Swarbrick, who has died aged 75, was a formidable and intuitive musician who first made his mark with the Ian Campbell Folk Group in the early 1960s.
For all that he was a gentle, unassuming character away from the action, the Perthshire-born Patterson was a dauntingly formidable opponent for the men whose job it was to mark him.
This ancestral regularity would have left its mark on modern men's intergroup psychology: more formidable men should still be more supportive of war.
