At a career-making concert in Hyde Park, opening for the Rolling Stones, King Crimson played a ferocious set that ended with an acknowledgment of England's musical heritage: a rendition of "Mars, the Bringer of War," by the English composer Gustav Holst.
Their duelling seemed gentlemanly, in a ferocious sort of way.
But his burning desire was to make even more money; his fortune grew more than five times after he supposedly gave up business in 1987, and a ferocious sense of privacy set him well apart from most of his readers and viewers.
The evening begins with a ferocious bout of scene-setting pipe-and-drum music, and ends with one of the witches playing a Scottish lament on the fiddle that unnerves the newly enthroned Malcolm.
The initial explosion likely set off a ferocious cycle of biting and breeding that could last through the summer, some mosquito experts say.
Reading it, one comes to see why Ronnie Biggs, one of the Great Train Robbers who stole £2.3 million from a mail train in 1963, is considered something of a national treasure, and also why the Krays, a set of ferocious and psychopathic twins who stole and murdered their way to infamy in the 1960s, were treated to legendary status and faux state funerals in the East End of London when they died.
With the help of some deft karate chops, a well-placed fireball hurled at ferocious villains and a set of 3-D glasses, Legoland is hoping to upend the hyper-competitive world of theme park attractions — for now.
Mr. Uyeda, who owns a bar named Tender in the Ginza district, is the inventor of a much-debated shaking technique he calls the hard shake, a choreographed set of motions involving a ferocious snapping of the wrists while holding the shaker slanted and twisting it.
Never a man to shy away from a good thing once he's on to it, Sharpe employs a familiar set of ingredients: ferocious dogs, country mansions, bondage gear and multiple concussions.
A lot of us had a ferocious sense of entitlement".
