| It is the inspiration for the story of a redoubtable guy who has seen an injustice and has been dedicating a part of his life to correcting it. |
| Then, in 1988, he attracted his own ITV series, written by the redoubtable Keith Waterhouse. |
| He became a redoubtable Commons performer, quite capable of inflicting bruises on the Prime Minister at question time. |
| But, seriously, if any player can match talent with the redoubtable Williams this year, it's Rush. |
| A sportsman to his fingertips, the redoubtable John Joe has left many of us with some tremendous memories of his hurling and footballing feats. |
| The redoubtable chefs have prepared an expansive range of vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes to satisfy the true gourmets. |
