Sentence examples for intimidating combination from inspiring English sources

It emerged that Videla and former United States Secretary of State Henry Kissinger an intimidating combination of men with enormous amounts of blood on their hands—had visited the Peruvian dressing room before the kickoff, supposedly to speak about the brotherly spirit of the sport and the anticipation among the Argentine public.

A more intimidating combination thus threatened Dublin than even in Shane O'Neill's time.

Congaree and Bailey have become an intimidating combination in the field of 11 for the mile-and-three-sixteenths race.

Al Jefferson and Paul Millsap are an intimidating combination in the frontcourt and the Jazz had six players produce a player efficiency rating above league average.

It emerged that Videla and former United States Secretary of State Henry Kissinger – an intimidating combination of men with enormous amounts of blood on their hands – had visited the Peruvian dressing room before kick-off, supposedly to speak about the brotherly spirit of football and anticipation among the Argentine public.

With a combination of intimidating size and charisma, he seldom had to do more than ask people politely to behave.

"She gradually became slightly intimidated by the combination of the two of them," Lord Astor said.

Many non-gamers are intimidated by button combinations.

But once again Haughey routed his opponents with a combination of wooing their support and intimidating them into submission.

Once again, however, Haughey routed his opponents with a combination of wooing their support and intimidating them into submission.

With the proliferation of satellite platforms, each monitoring different characteristics of the earth's surface and atmosphere at varying resolutions, the task of using a combination of satellite databases has been intimidating and often not possible without large analytical effort.