Exeter, roared on by a passionate Sandy Park crowd, cranked up the pressure with some muscular drives into the Bath 22 but when Dom Armand lost possession in the shadow of the posts, the visitors made sure they kept their opponents at arm's length.
Thus Tony Blair in November , 2001 at the end of the short and muscular campaign that drove the barbarous Taliban from power.
On the piano they were joined by Benjamin Hochman — stepping in for André Watts, sidelined by tendinitis — whose sensitive playing produced beads of frosted glass in the Adagio and a muscular, impatient drive in the final Allegro.
Now the Acura division of Honda has come through with the RSX, a muscular front-drive coupe.
David Rooney of the Hollywood Reporter described the revival as uneven but also "a muscular staging driven by four compelling, sexy lead performances and a sturdy ensemble".
ALTHOUGH Digital Signal Processor chips may not be as sexy as their more muscular cousins that drive personal computers, they are more common and likely to inhabit devices people regularly use, and use a lot.
Captain Shane Jennings, who assumed the hooker's role at the subsequent lineouts, helped Leinster regroup and a muscular close-in drive from prop McGrath saw him score underneath the posts.
When you're actually moving, the Magnum proves its worth by being a muscular thrill to drive, having sharper handling than its Chrysler 300 sibling and being plumbed with badder exhaust roar as well and that's just for starters.
The company wants to bring back large, muscular, rear-wheel-drive sedans after consumers have been sold on the merits of front-wheel drive.
During the early years of the 20th century, one of the most important markets for the horses was the United States, where demand for the muscular animals was driven by rapid industrialization.
If attacked, it will drive its powerful, muscular tail against the assailant.
