Sentence examples similar to ferocious scheme from inspiring English sources
The Shakespeare in the Park production of "Richard III," now in previews and opening officially on Thursday, serves as a reminder that Shakespeare's Richard remains a remarkably contemporary figure: the rapacious manipulator, enticing us with sweet words, ferocious scheming and moral indifference, he is a hero sanctified in the decade just passed.
Britain is a ferocious critic of the quotas scheme.
From early work imitative of Robert Lowell — combining rhyme scheme and free verse — Seidel became a ferocious observer of the larger political universe.
It has all sorts of exemptions and allowances and schemes – and that's fertile ground for tax avoiders". In the face of ferocious political attack, Jersey is for the first time opening an office in London and frantically building lobbying contacts in Washington in an effort to repair relations.
After encountering ferocious blowback from both fans and media watchdogs for her promotion of General Motor's "lock 'n' roll" zero percent financing scheme, she cancelled the deal, but not before blasting her critics in the Chicago Tribune, claiming that as a "celebrity" she was allowed to do endorsement deals, adding, "I'm not in this for charity.
Rosetsu: Ferocious Brush.
Congestion can be ferocious.
