Sentence examples for gets formidable from inspiring English sources

But he gets formidable work from Marisa Paredes, and, for a reputed wild boy, he has a surprisingly sweet touch when it comes to family life.

I have no desire to do any more videos knowing the process never ever gets as formidable and fulfilling as this was.

In 2004 the Orange brigades had clear leaders, a definite aim (a new election, which they got) and formidable discipline.

Mr. Rand got the formidable idea in 2001 from a philanthropist and friend who had purchased his paintings before.

With Instagram, Facebook will get a formidable mobile player – an area that is seen as a weakness for the sprawling social network.

Pair Dobbs with Jalen Hurd, one of the best running backs in the nation, and you've got a formidable ground game.

The portal business won another endorsement yesterday -- and Geocities got a formidable new competitor -- when Lycos, a search and directory service, said that it had agreed to buy WhoWhere for $133 million in stock.

"We've got a formidable legal team, but obviously it's nowhere near the unlimited resources of Google," said David A. Milman, the chief executive of Rescuecom, a nationwide computer repair company that sued Google on trademark infringement grounds similar to Geico's — and quickly lost.

"Combine those two with Gert Steegmans and Matteo Trentin, and we've got a formidable line-up.

"We're at home this weekend to the Scarlets, who have got a formidable team [and] some great players in good form.

But then again, he's got a formidable obstacle in his path: Stan Wawrinka, undoubtedly the most improved player on tour over the past couple of years.