Sentence examples for impressive barrier from inspiring English sources

These chains are a more impressive barrier than the Pyrenees.

The Qin Mountains to the north of the Han valley form an even more impressive barrier than the Daba range.

While other prime-time tennis players of his generation might have heard a troublesome question, exhaled and given a thoughtful response, Nalbandian has long specialized in the curt reply, with the hard set of his strong features and the tight fold of his arms forming an impressive barrier to further dialogue.

This low and beautiful range, running almost with the meridian at this point, is part of the familiar Blue Ridge chain in Virginia, and forms an impressive barrier between Frederick and Hagerstown.

In that long, lean country, impressive geographic barriers limit the distribution of species.

The contributions of Latino immigrants to the development of U.S. science and technology have been impressive, considering the barriers many have had to overcome.

In longer distances too, athletes are showing age is no barrier to impressive times.

If even an accomplished, impressive researcher feels a barrier to enter the field, there's clearly something wrong with the perception of engineers.

Yet the country is still a popular stopover for cruises, and, being that it is home to the world's second longest barrier reef, impressive eco-tourism attractions and relaxing white-sand beaches, tourism is still one of its top sources of revenue.

Instead Britain will be led off by Adam Gemili, who looked so impressive shattering the 20-second barrier in the 200m, with Harry Aikines-Aryeetey handing to James Ellington, and Dwain Chambers anchoring the team home.

At last night's Age of Stupid premiere there was the standard crowd, many metres of crowd barriers and an impressive bank of press photographers slap bang in the middle of Leicester Square.