Each year he pumps more money into education, and the drive against alcohol and drug abuse is both fierce and constant.
He and Mr. Wang ended up in the same Japanese mine, where beatings for disobedience were fierce and constant -- often because the young Chinese peasants did not understand the instructions.
Residents reached by telephone have described fierce and constant clashes, especially in the 90-acre refugee camp, home to about 15,000 Palestinians and a hotbed of hatred for Israel.
When advising his students at Syracuse, Mr. Storch was brutally honest about the prospects for happiness in the theater, which he saw as a place of arduous work, fierce competition and constant pressure to earn profits for investors.
"As the center of our family, our mother's unimpeachable integrity, fierce independence, and constant love were gifts that profoundly shaped our lives and the lives of so many who knew her".
As the moon dipped low on the western sea rim,a after nearly five hours of fierce and almost constant action, the enemy's fire was completely silenced.
The tempestuous C minor sonata D958, with its fierce rhythmic details and constant agitations, culminates in a hair-raising tarantella.
Philip, who died last week, was a liberal, old-fashioned and proud of it, and he tended to waver between fierce affection (for F.D.R., J.F.K., Clinton) and constant disdain (for Nixon, Reagan, George W).
Philip, who died last week, was a liberal, old-fashioned and proud of it, and he tended to waver between fierce affection (for F.D.R., J.F.K., Clinton) and constant disdain (for Nixon, Reagan, George W).
The racing is fierce, with cars side by side on the tracks and constant lead changes.
They come in handy for weighing down tents -- winds here can be steady and fierce, and the extra weight can mean the difference between a good night's sleep and constant wrestling with ropes and stakes.
