be out in force

To be present in large numbers (and thus be or seem like a powerful or daunting presence). Protestors are out in force at city hall today.

to be present in large numbers The Prince's young supporters were out in force.

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Corbinian	kawr-BEE-nee-ahn	German
Mwanajuma	-	Eastern African, Swahili
Ishild	-	Ancient Germanic (Hypothetical)
Walls	[wɔ:lz]
Bampfylde	['bæmpʃi:ld]
Blasius	-	Ancient Roman