| If downdrafts become localized, they can become violent downward bursts of wind that can overpower or even destroy any aircraft. |
| By 1980, her ability to overpower the political pressures on the judges had deserted her. |
| He is explosive with a lean build and at 6-foot and 185 pounds, he can overpower you, finesse you, or just flat out beat you with blinding speed. |
| That's because the fluids are held in place by capillary forces that overpower gravity and other mechanical forces. |
| Their ensuing attempt to overpower their hijackers resulted in the plane crashing into a field. |
| Why do composers of choral music write accompaniments for brass ensembles so loud that they overpower the choir? |
