Sentence examples for imposing rival from inspiring English sources

Honeyed to honeycomb!" Its neon-illuminated cross was visible from my bedroom window, an imposing rival for the whispered Shma Yisroel of bedtime.

Honeyed to honeycomb!" Its neon-illuminated cross was visible from my bedroom window, an imposing rival for the whispered Shma Yisroel_ _of bedtime.

In a candid and open interview, the 25-year-old Jamaican has already dealt with the shadows of his recent dips and doubts and the threatening figure of his friend, and now imposing rival, Yohan Blake.

Just as Thompson had the giant German Jurgen Hingsen clambering all over him, so Ennis has a far more physically imposing rival in Tatyana Chernova.

Of course, art for art's sake has one modest advantage over its imposing rivals: it never gets old.

Bayern Munich and, potentially, Real Madrid could lie in wait but, for only the second time in seven years, the Premier League club have won their group and have avoided any of four or five particularly imposing rivals in the process.

Not with the Braves and the Mets as imposing division rivals, Rolen said.

It is as if Wright had only one condition to impose on rival artists—unconditional surrender.

Despite the Panamera's heft and firepower, the economy rating (15 m.p.g. in the city and 23 on the highway) is high enough to avoid the gas-guzzler penalty imposed on rivals like the Maserati Quattroporte and Aston Martin Rapide.

Despite its iconic national status, cheap prices and hefty tariffs imposed on rivals, last year Proton's domestic market share plunged from 49% to 38%, as sales fell by 28% to 155,000 cars.

For long periods in the first half they subjected the visitors to everything Liverpool usually impose upon rivals, swarming over dithering opponents and denying them space and time in which to revel.