Sentence examples for ferocious atmosphere from inspiring English sources

"It is a ferocious atmosphere, but it has got to be a rivalry rather than a hatred".

Former England coach Sir Clive Woodward remembers the ferocious atmosphere of that night in 2013.

Sunday's south Wales derby between Cardiff and Swansea will be the first top-flight meeting in their 101-year-old rivalry, and there is no doubt it will be played in a ferocious atmosphere.

The two founded Microsoft in 1975, and they had screaming matches over everything from Allen's desire to pursue pure research to his discomfort with the ferocious atmosphere Gates fostered.

Care, a replacement both in 2009 and 2011, is expecting a ferocious atmosphere when the two stand-out teams from the first round of Six Nations fixtures come together.

That atmosphere of ferocious containment was brilliantly evoked in Lloyd's staging.

In an atmosphere so ferocious it could have re-started a stopped heart, Halfpenny gave the home side the lead with his first three points after Joe Marler was penalised for not rolling away.

"It was intimidating and I want the atmosphere to be ferocious again for us now as it was then against United when it was difficult to get a shot on target, let alone score a goal.

The game was being played at a ferocious pace, the intensity relentless and the atmosphere crackling.

"It's a hell of a problem keeping an orchestra viable in an atmosphere where the competition, not only in New York City, is ferocious," Mr. Barbash said.

The northwest of Ireland has such a damp summer climate, it means the growth is ferocious, almost junglish, and by late summer there's a kind of swampy, oppressive atmosphere—I definitely respond to this physically and emotionally.