Sentence examples for striking hero from inspiring English sources

They have found a new striking hero.

They spent the bulk of the 1980s engaged in a futile battle to escape from the old Second Division, erstwhile striking hero Allan Clarke having taken them down.

It evokes a complex and striking hero, a new form of deity, haunting and idiosyncratic: "He is affection and the present since he opened the house to foaming winter and the hum of summer, he who purified drink and food, he who is the charm of fleeting places and the superhuman deliciousness of staying still".

Nothing new there, except for the striking screen hero: Jennifer Lawrence's Katniss.

The most popular example has been a series of posters in several jurisdictions of their newly armed officers striking Hollywood action-hero poses.

Like a blissful technicolour dream, Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker is over all too soon (abated slightly by the reduced retail price), but it'd be difficult to find a more calming way to spend a cozy afternoon than with Nintendo's unsung hero finally striking gold.

Trevor Nunn's fine production of Tom Stoppard's 1966 play begins with a striking image: the two heroes seen against the stark background of a leafless tree.

They also became the central performers of "Light": Markus, who shared his father's striking good looks, as the hero Michael Ms. Stephenss or Ms. Pasveer as the lover-mother figure, Eva; and often a trombonist as Lucifer, the spirit of negation.

Mr Arredondo was hailed as a hero after a striking and graphic picture emerged from Boston of him wheeling a badly injured man for treatment.

With its appealing array of nerdy characters, inventive architecture and striking cross-cultural production design, 'Hero' is a vibrant romp".

The story of Cú Chulainn and Connla shows a striking similarity to the legend of Persian hero Rostam who also kills his son Sohrab.