Sentence examples for imposing for from inspiring English sources

It's a bargain, plus the brim is slightly smaller so it won't feel imposing for hat-newcomers.

In "Death and the Maiden," his Death was a steady, smooth character, all the more imposing for being so unassuming.

All the talk about the greatest defense in football history is imposing for a league that dates to 1920.

Serena and Venus Williams dealt with similar pseudo challenges back when they were perceived to be too physically imposing for the women's tennis tour.

Earlier this year, I wrote a column about the publishing industry's resistance to the terms Apple was imposing for subscriptions on the iPad.

Although Mr. Warchus said he he wanted someone tall and physically imposing for Miss Trunchbull, the casting call initially included men and women.

Heavy fines were imposed for cheating.

Blanket curfews were imposed for months.

A small fine can be imposed for not voting.

Penalties are imposed for flying outside or below these limits.

The following decade, standards were imposed for refrigerators nationwide.