Sentence examples for become ferocious from inspiring English sources

But the competition now has become ferocious.

The adults often become ferocious when their young are threatened.

Mr. Bush's aggressiveness toward Mr. Gore was the latest reminder of how quickly the general election campaign had become ferocious.

But it was never without, as they say in football punditry, a final product – on tracks like Eye Am the Sky or Moment of Truth, I'm reminded of Spirit of Eden-era Talk Talk, particularly their track Desire, languidly jazzy but always ready to become ferocious, with King deploying his voice as an extra instrument in much the same way as Mark Hollis.

Several neighborhoods have already been destroyed by the fire in Fort McMurray, which started over the weekend and become ferocious on Tuesday after humidity levels went down and temperature shifted.

These animals can become ferocious and might even carry rabies.

But, Ms. Tanaka said, when city dwellers "build their second homes, their efforts to pursue their dream bath often becomes ferocious".

There is one theory that the playoffs have not really started until the bandwagon jumping becomes ferocious enough to cause whiplash or until someone is bitten.

(Mr Berezovsky, who had become a ferocious critic of Vladimir Putin's regime, later died in an apparent suicide).

Protecting that dwindling supply from further erosion has become a "ferocious" battle, said Sara Shortt, executive director of the Housing Rights Committee of San Francisco, a tenants' advocacy group.

Today, tennis has become a ferocious competition between highly conditioned athletes, and no part of the game embodies this transformation more than the serve.