redoubtable

And redoubtable was by no means too strong a word.

There is nothing sweet or easy about this redoubtable image.

At that point, the redoubtable Sanders had not got started.

How, then, did he know that they were such redoubtable warriors?

Official business was being left in the hands of the redoubtable Swiss.

How else could the redoubtable captain have got out of a locked room?

She would no doubt also meet the redoubtable Sandra again.

They are fierce and redoubtable warriors in the open field.

"So what is it you'd like your redoubtable ship and crew to do while they're here?"

Two years later he insisted the colonies would never form "a redoubtable whole."

The redoubtable driver just keeps his eyes fixed on the road.

It would have been a redoubtable defense against an enemy from the sea, but none had ever come.

The rest of the story is told by the redoubtable James, who recorded the whole war in great detail.

This army was probably the best and the most redoubtable that modern times have seen."

What a redoubtable female she is, to be sure!

Because down from the north came a redoubtable double thrust of real Russian power.

He has the redoubtable Martin as his running back.

This is, as ever, redoubtable common sense from Mike.

He had the redoubtable strength of a man who made friends easily and was an admired local citizen.

But at the end of them the redoubtable female appeared to have given in to his entreaties.

She found herself thinking admiring thoughts of redoubtable women who cared for children.

He soon proved himself a redoubtable warrior, and won the respect of his peers.

To the youth it was an onslaught of redoubtable dragons.

As if Larry had the shred of a chance against that redoubtable aged man!

Presently, however, they were reinforced from above by the king and his party, with the redoubtable queen at their head.

The last surviving member of her class, Redoubtable was sold for scrapping in December 1919.

Despite his efforts, the British were able to break the line between Bucentaure and Redoubtable.

Once the treasure is aboard the Redoubtable, gentlemen, I promise you he shall swing from a yard-arm."

It shows the 74-gun French ship, the Redoubtable, going head to head with the British flagship, the 100-gun Victory.

She was renamed HMS Redoubtable in 1915.

There have been a number of ships named HMS Redoubtable in the Royal Navy.

Champion Redoubtable - The Diaries and Letters of Violet Bonham Carter, 1914-1945, ed.

HMS Redoubtable was a 74-gun third rate ship of the line of the Royal Navy, launched on 26 January 1815 at Woolwich.

It was from Revenge (also after she was renamed HMS Redoubtable) that he successfully led the bombardment of German bases along the Flanders coast.

Early gigs and recordings brought them to the attention of Organ magazine and Org Records, who issued their first release - the cassette EP Redoubtable - in 1995.

Captain John Wentyard, of his Majesty's frigate the Redoubtable, sipped his wine delicately and set down the glass with a gesture that in another man would have smacked of affectation.