Although the polls were conducted before Thursday's Republican debate, where Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida began fiercely targeting Trump, follow-up calls with voters suggested few minds were changed.
Finn suggested lyrics for the song after viewing a documentary on the first Russian nuclear test; in the film, an aged Soviet physicist says of watching the explosion, "There was a loud boom, and then the bomb began fiercely kicking at the world".
Love is Strange's Ira Sachs brings us Little Men, about two high school boys who find their friendship tested when their parents begin fiercely arguing over rent.
The two began a fiercely intense and, as it turned out, all too short collaboration.
In August, after a seven-month cease-fire that allowed them to regroup, the Maoists began striking fiercely, and most Nepalis fear what will happen if they win.
"Didn't I tell you" began his wife fiercely.
Naveed Qureshi was sitting in his shoe store across the street when it began to shake fiercely.
Punch began as a fiercely democratic weekly which applied to the young Queen Victoria and her growing family, as a matter of course, the same savage treatment that had been given by caricaturists of the previous hundred years to the Hanoverians.
The rain stopped, the sun emerged, and the wind began to blow so fiercely from the west that it would eventually lead to the mid-afternoon suspension of play, followed by a late-afternoon suspension of disbelief, as the world's greatest golfers started to hit shots like 18-handicappers.
And it was chiefly through her books that Ms. Kennedy, known for most of her life as fiercely private, began evolving into a more public figure — embarking on book tours, attracting favorable coverage in outlets from Good Housekeeping to KATU-AM radio in Portland, Ore.
Boris Federov, an investor and a former minister of finance, criticized the company's leadership, which reacted so fiercely he began to fear for his life, according to an account by Marshall Goldman, an economist and Russia scholar at Harvard.
