Sentence examples for always fiery from inspiring English sources

Five-chili phall, billed as "the hottest curry this side of the Atlantic," was indeed incendiary, but not much more so than the always fiery Goan vindaloo.

Three days later arch-rivals Manchester United arrive for an FA Cup fourth round tie, an encounter which is always fiery on and off the field but has been given extra spice in the wake of striker Luis Suarez's eight-match ban after being found guilty of racially abusing United's Patrice Evra.

It could also mean (to him, though the centre does not think so) a constitutional change that would admit the now-unrecognised possibility of steps to independence.This conciliatory tone was in striking contrast to Mr Arzalluz's sometimes irascible and always fiery language.

Biden, the sometimes off-script but always fiery vice president, praised Obama's hardest decisions.

Always fiery, she seemed possessed by smoldering, do-or-die flamenco passion in the solea, her one solo on the program.

They also have a red-hot Daniel Sturridge, who leads the league with eight goals, as well as the always-fiery Luis Suarez, who had a hat trick last weekend -- and is the same Suarez who was suspended for going all Mike Tyson and biting some poor guy's arm.

Williams has always been fiery, and he has a sharp tongue.

The Merseyside derby is always a fiery fixture, with Everton v Liverpool games leading the way when it comes to red cards in a Premier League fixture, ahead of Liverpool v Manchester United (15) and Everton v Newcastle United (13).

Mingus was always of fiery temperament, and in 1966, his psychological troubles came to a head, and together with the strained finances of running a group such as his, he stopped performing for four years.

In the end, his voice — sometimes tender, sometimes fiery, always unique — speaks for itself.

I was always a bit fiery and... don't cry again... and it's calmed me down.