A ferocious swarm of earthquakes shook the center of the United States two centuries ago, and it remains a mystery how such strong temblors could have occurred there, in the middle of the North American tectonic plate where the ground ought to be stable.
This year looks better for women if only because the French filmmaker CATHERINE BREILLAT and her ferocious star Asia Argento are scheduled to shake up the art-house scene in July with "The Last Mistress," a 19th-century story of mad love and dangerous lust.
By the end, as Williams romped home 6-1, Clijsters was reduced to shaking her head at the ferocious force of nature on the other side of the net.
Mr. Uyeda, who owns a bar named Tender in the Ginza district, is the inventor of a much-debated shaking technique he calls the hard shake, a choreographed set of motions involving a ferocious snapping of the wrists while holding the shaker slanted and twisting it.
Lawyers who have appeared before Justice Gammerman liken the process to entering a ferocious contraption where bells go off, smoke belches, the machine shakes, and then they are quickly thrown clear, verdict in hand.
A bull that bellows, shakes its head, and paws the sand, though looking ferocious to the uninitiated, often is a manso.
He threw down ferocious dunks, growled at the crowd, left the backboard support violently shaking, as if some young vandal had broken into the gymnasium overnight and hung on the rim with four friends until it bent.
Congestion can be ferocious.
