Sentence examples for larger opponents from inspiring English sources

The minis were shamelessly hilarious, strutting, scurrying, tripping up their much larger opponents.

At 5-foot-5 ¾, Henin does not tower over her larger opponents, but finds the torque within her frame.

Iverson, as fearless as they come, drives to the basket continually, colliding with larger opponents and tumbling to the floor.

(His undisputed champion was a small but feisty female ground spider, Drassodes lapidosus, which killed fifteen larger opponents in two days).

Unable to muster the money and visibility at national level of their larger opponents, the party is practised at fighting each seat as if it were a byelection.

That presents a potential problem with help defense in the post, where larger opponents may be able to shoot easily over the Knicks.

Just as a lightweight judo master can defeat a larger opponent, they argue, a small company can challenge giant competitors.

The Monitor could fire only once in seven or eight minutes but was faster and more maneuverable than her larger opponent.

(Though historical accounts place the size of the Egyptian force at close to 40,000 and Bonaparte himself reported an even larger opponent, modern analysis suggests that there were probably half that many or fewer. The perceived total was likely skewed by the presence of noncombatant attendants and servants).

After falling short in the spring, the onus was on McGregor (20-3) to adjust against a naturally larger opponent who possessed edges in experience and durability, and whose skills were potent enough to make him a mainstay in the Octagon for the last decade.

While the Atlanta Hawks get ready to face either the Indiana Pacers or the Brooklyn Nets in the first round of the playoffs, one of their players is preparing to wage a different type of battle against a much larger opponent: the New York Police Department.