Mot Mot, the more imposing of the two, sits atop a hill with views out to sea.
The dryly named LG Internet refrigerator is one of the most imposing of the first models to hit the market.
All the rites, Latin, Greek and Syriac, include the imposing of the Gospels on the neck and shoulders of the elect.
No. 336 is the most stolid; No. 335 is squeezed between it and No. 334, the scene of the amputation and the most imposing of the row.
Such notation enables the explicit and quantitative description of a metabolic network and allows the imposing of the first basic constraint mass balance.
Marcello Piacentini was responsible for much of the imposing architecture of the fascist period, such as the Esposizione Universale di Roma (EUR) area in Rome.
Climates change and periodically impose one of the foregoing geomorphic systems on the relicts left by one of the others.
Essentially, he wants to impose some of the same restrictions on the money that conservatives demand on the auto bailout.
In the United States, corporate filtering of information will impose the views of the economic elite.
As you stroll north across the Seine, the imposing facade of the Louvre dominates the foreground.
In many other respects, however, the state does not impose many of the basic restrictions other states do.
