Sentence examples for mixture of power from inspiring English sources
Schweinsteiger is a mixture of power and clinical precision.
The dragon boats move with an unusual mixture of power and grace.
Instead of being caught up in the rough and tumble of the Six Nations they have spent the last four years in the Rugby Championship, honing their game so that it is now a mixture of power and finesse rather than centred on the set pieces.
Nothing unusual about that, you might think; television prefers to focus on the talent and in 1998, no one was as ferociously talented as Ronaldo, whose supernatural mixture of power, pace and skill had made him the player every child in the playground wanted to be; at the age of 21, the hopes and dreams of a nation rested on his shoulders.
The emergence of a first-rate tenor is always a cause for celebration, but Hymel's rare gift for singing the French "heroic" repertory — which demands a unique mixture of power, refinement, and technical flexibility in the highest vocal register — makes him doubly valuable.
WHOM TO WATCH The Olympics showcase emerging talent, and Juan Agudelo, a 19-year-old striker born in Colombia and raised in New Jersey, possessing a precocious mixture of power and technique, is the brightest young star on the United States team.
Regulation, legitimation, force and markets constituted the mixture of the power elements that FPA governing authorities used to exclude local communities.
The Frenchman's mixture of casualness, power and incredible athleticism meant Federer could not get into a rhythm, and he lost his serve in the fifth game.
Scottish fans had the opportunity to admire her mixture of awesome power and eccentric behaviour when she competed in the 1947 British women's amateur championship at Gullane, Lothian.
High point: For a classic Globes mixture of star power and inebriation, it doesn't get better than a plastered Elizabeth Taylor presenting best picture drama in 2001.
IGN Music noted that "Suga Mama" is built of a "static grit groove", and Jody Rosen of Entertainment Weekly wrote that the song consists of a mixture of "brute power and slick syncopation".
