Spanning several species, tigerfishes are so named on the basis of their pugnacity when caught, their fiercely predaceous habits, or their appearance.
Mr. Cameron is caught between the fiercely anti-European wing of his own party, the Conservatives, and his partners in Britain's governing coalition, the pro-European Liberal Democrats.
And it is her own tragic isolation she so fiercely articulates: "My life is caught in a web of reason spun by a doctor to augment the sane".
De Villiers, the dasher in the Proteas' side, was eventually caught, driving an off cutter from Stuart Broad fiercely low to short extra cover where Ian Bell, bless him, took an exceptional catch.
"The party that fiercely promoted anti-corruption discourse was caught carrying out one of the world's largest corruption schemes".
To redouble the catastrophe, Freya, visiting the factory just before she turned thirteen, got her long hair caught in some machinery, and was yanked free so fiercely that her scalp was torn and her right ear ripped entirely off.
It is a bit like a German state banning wurst or a French region condemning those pesky berets.As is the way in fiercely independent Catalonia, the debate over bullfighting became caught up in regional politics.
Yet it gets a superb emotion-charged performance from Kerry Fox whose Amelia is resilient, wily, sensual and fiercely resistant to victim status: a real woman caught up in appalling events.
Several trustees said the board, which is a fiercely nonpartisan group, is trying to resist getting caught in the middle of a contentious dispute between members of the Clinton and Bush administrations.
Above all, they are lovable for the sake of Gluckel herself: hard working, fiercely devoted to her numerous family, valuing social position but also financial integrity, caught between her natural assertiveness and her determination to be humble before God.
