He imposed himself from the start here, and the little bit of jockeying with Bottas was great.
And just as importantly, with eyeballs popping out of his head, he imposed himself on ever more mesmerised Kiwi batsmen.
Moyes is unlikely to tolerate further breaches of his disciplinary code as he imposes himself at Old Trafford.
He imposed himself again in the second period and almost equalised with a spectacular first-time volley in the 76th minute.
It is undoubtedly about time he imposed himself consistently at this level, but there is still time for him to fulfil the potential of his youth.
I spent my lunch hours watching Amr Shabana play matches on psasquashtv.com, trying to absorb his catlike movement and deceptive, explosive swing, the way he imposed himself through cumulative pressure, conducting the points.
He is particularly sensitive about any suggestion that he imposes himself in the Pentagon's business; aides say that he confines his advice to occasions when the president or vice president ask for it.
The issue has taken on an urgency, not only because of the Bush energy plan, but also because Michigan's Republican governor, John Engler, announced plans earlier this year to lift a 1997 state moratorium on new drilling, which he imposed himself.
From the time he imposed himself as co-ruler of Constantinople with the young emperor John V Palaeologus, John VI Cantacuzenus had posed a serious threat to Dušan, especially after he acquired Turkish auxiliary forces, which had twice defeated the Serbs in 1344 and in 1352.
There was something of JPR Williams about his performance, and not just because he wore 15: he imposed himself on the game in defence and attack and had a pain threshold so high that the crowd felt the impact of his challenges more than he did.
