Try the Ardent Flame tree.
Scharnhorst shifted fire to Ardent while Gneisenau engaged Acasta; both ships sank their targets.
The protesters had commandeered a large conference room, and Fahmy sat in the corner with two of the more ardent activists: the recently fired Megahed, and Ibrahim Abdel Meguid, a novelist.
Such as: Through Fire and Water: HMS Ardent - The Forgotten Frigate of The Falklands War.
Certainly, Rossini and friends trafficked in clear, often rapid-fire articulation, but how many ardent fans of "Il Barbiere di Siviglia" speak a word of Italian or care about Rosina's sentence structure?
Michael Portillo, 48, is a former fire-breathing defense secretary and an ardent follower of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher who spent two years out of Parliament on what he described as a personal journey of discovery.
Former Senator Daniel R. Coats of Indiana, a revolution devotee, seemed on track to be secretary of defense, and one of the most ardent radicals, Richard Armitage, an author of Bush's fire-breathing Citadel speech, was a hot prospect for his deputy.
Michael Flynn, National Security Adviser: Flynn, an ardent Islamophobe and purveyor of lunatic conspiracy theories, was fired from his last job in government because of mismanagement.
Rajnikanth, a bus conductor turned actor, has a devoted following in Japan, and ardent fans in Malaysia rioted and set one cinema on fire when the first screenings of "Sivaji" were delayed by a few hours.
Not even the most ardent defenders of free speech support the right to falsely yell "Fire!" in a crowded theater.
