Sentence examples for formidable strike from inspiring English sources

In tandem with Martins, Dempsey has been part of the most formidable strike force in the league and a consistent entertainer.

Previous changes in the law have made striking harder; higher unemployment has made it scarier; and, in the public sector, what the authors sum up as "privatisation, balkanisation and stubborn ness" by public employers backed by the government, already represent formidable disincentives to strike action.

The fighter released a bomb shortly before it would have impacted the deck and was destroyed by the bomb's blast, although the remnants of the Zero struck Formidable.

Later in the afternoon Formidable launched a second strike, and at 15:10 one of her Swordfish hit Vittorio Veneto on her port side, aft.

While the Italian fleet was withdrawing, Formidable launched another air strike of nine Swordfish in an attempt to slow Vittorio Veneto down.

As incarnated by Luis Gnecco in Pablo Larraín's "Neruda," he strikes a formidable figure.

Standing in a long, simple dress with a white apron, arms crossed at her waist and her straight hair pulled back, she strikes a formidable figure.

Early on, the formidable Beckett revealed himself, striking out his first three hitters, five of his first six and 6 of 10.

With a closer look at Kenyon Martin, beyond his new forearm tattoo, it became clear that he, too, had changed this summer as he struck a formidable pose.

Albert the Great will test these formidable stars with two strikes on him: He did not run anywhere last year as a 2-year-old, and he will be appearing in his first stakes race.

Not even the English would have dreamed of purchasing Concord's six square miles from this formidable sachem, until smallpox struck in 1633 — a sign, the Puritan settlers had decided, that God was on their side in the real-estate market.