Sentence examples for mighty would be from inspiring English sources

But the mighty would be laid low, humbled in the ruins of their empires and the shadows of their former slaves.

These are the sort of growth rates that mighty China would be pleased with.

That, for a mighty superpower, would be a paradox worthy of notice.

His "Standing Female Nude" (1906-07), a mighty drawing, would be my choice if I could take a work home from the show.

This amount of time before the World Cup, nobody would have predicted Brazil was about to be racked by its biggest protests in a generation or that the mighty Seleção would be humbled 7-1 by Germany on home turf.

Trout is 23, and yet the Padres decided the mighty Pujols would be the easier out.

In 1966, the provincial and federal government determined that the mighty Nelson River would be Manitoba Hydro's golden ticket: it features a steeper slope towards Hudson's Bay than the Churchill River, meaning more potential power.

A better way of taking on the over-mighty unions would be to tackle the monopoly power that sustains a number of them.In view of all these economic rigidities, and of the poor quality of the judicial system, it is little wonder that Mexico does not do well in league tables of international competitiveness.

Also from the mighty David Morrissey, who would be one of my top candidates for actor of the year.

— Michael Schulman Classical Music Not so long ago, the news that the high and mighty New York Philharmonic would be putting on a program called "Bugs Bunny at the Symphony" would have been met with arched eyebrows and general disbelief.

The nutrient-dense Mighty Powdered Ball would be filled with meal-replacing goodness: vitamins and minerals, protein, carbs, and unsaturated fats.