He is possessed of a fearsome serve and a monster forehand and has shown, time and again, that he can keep a cool head in a crisis.
He won just two games in the first hour of play, failing to register a single point behind his second serve and underpowered on his usually fearsome forehand.
They are "Chernobyl shrimp," as David Pasternack, the chef at Esca, gleefully puts it, the biggest of the jumbo, served with fearsome heads intact, and they are the outer limit of the giant shrimp that have been adorning plates all over New York.
Her serve is a fluent and fearsome weapon.
TOMAS BERDYCH A Wimbledon finalist in 2010, Berdych backs up his big serve with fearsome pace from the backcourt.
For now, he remains an energetic cog in the engine of the man he has long served with fearsome loyalty, even by Murdoch apparatchik standards.
Gul Agha Shirzai is now the governor of Nangarhar Province, but his baleful influence in Kandahar has been replaced by that of Ahmed Wali Karzai, President Karzai's half-brother, a far more powerful and fearsome figure than Shirzai ever was, though he serves only as head of the normally toothless provincial council.
Purnell reported that the first deputy rector at the WIUT had told one of his embassy's political officers that several senior members of staff at the university were officers serving with Karimov's fearsome internal intelligence agency, the National Security Service (SNB).
Two aces in the opening game set the tone, and he immediately went to work on Roddick's usually fearsome serve, reading it superbly and dictating the rallies with his backhand slice.
Andy Samberg, the "Saturday Night Live" headliner, has no trouble distinguishing among predators, a skill that served him well as the newly minted chief shark officer of SHARK WEEK, the Discovery Channel's annual celebration of gnashing teeth and fearsome fins.
