Sentence examples for mighty ways from inspiring English sources

Many believe that in the early 1980's, Conner, who will represent New York in 2003, changed the cup in mighty ways by introducing commercial sponsors and a new level of professionalism.

Which certainly beats the 9½ they were out a little over a week ago; just don't confuse it with some return to their mighty ways of last season.

However, because of the mostly generational divide, it forced hip-hop to become bigger than just a genre of popular music with merchandise; it forced it to prove itself in mighty ways and to develop capacities for spreading into the worlds of fashion, beauty, art, dance, sports, gaming, language, lifestyle, and eventually politics.

There's a big generosity of spirit to go with the mighty way your newspaper's chief sportswriter does his stuff, week in, week out.

Friday night was a mighty way to get this World Cup going - an upset to answer criticisms of any World Cup that they are too predictable.

Mobile health has undoubtedly become ubiquitous across our lives and is poised to change the horizon line of the healthcare landscape in a mighty way.

The music was uranium, and those seven people, had they been super-duper spies, could not have known more about atomic energy — that is, its reason for being a mighty way of dying, "Oh, but I do" being a component.

That's surely a hellishly mighty way to whack the men who produced a three-volume anthology of Irish writing in 1991 with but a cursory nod to female authorship and traditions.

I am not proselytizing about my mighty way or the highway, that I am some pillar of preparedness, just read my Christmas blog about losing power called Gridlocked out at Christmas.

Giratina will be standing there in a mighty way.

"But wherefore do not you a mightier way/ Make war upon this bloody tyrant, Time?" So Shakespeare starts his Sonnet XVI.