Sentence examples for proven powerhouse from inspiring English sources

To be fair, Weinstein's threat was likely just a bluff, since Tarantino was fresh off of Jackie Brown at that point and not yet the proven powerhouse who could be trusted with such a massive property.

Proven powerhouse builders like Alabama's Nick Saban and USC's Pete Carroll don't seem to be available, so another coaching move could end up yielding little more than an expensive mess.

She's a proven powerhouse with multiple awards (including two Oscars and five Golden Globes) under her belt, and her performance as feisty but damaged Sister Jude this season was perhaps even better than her Emmy/Golden Globe/SAG Award winning performance as season one's Constance Langdon, a seductively southern Grande Dame with dark secrets and skeletons literally buried in the back yard.

With foreign aid at low levels and foreign investors preferring proven powerhouses like China, many poor nations increasingly depend on their own workers to go abroad and send money home.

"'Free cash-flow powerhouse.' See that?

A perfect test case to prove that the powerhouse theme is more than rhetoric.

From the surviving clip of Witch Dance above (a slightly revised version that was filmed in 1926), it's clear that Wigman also proved a compelling powerhouse of a performer.

Ariana Grande, for one, has proven herself a true vocal powerhouse — and a far bigger musical-theater nut than Adele.

Somehow, whether it is Dr. Stork's blue eyes or the frank talk about surgery, it is proving itself against powerhouses like Oprah Winfrey's show, which has seen its audience shrink.

Financial and critical success for the film mark a victory for Disney Chief Executive Bob Iger's strategy of acquiring proven brands, including Pixar Animation and comic book powerhouse Marvel, to fuel Disney's entertainment empire.

In the past, Powerhouse has traditionally teamed its latest-and-greatest with proven veterans, such as Jay-Z, DJ Quik and Ice Cube.