Sentence examples for ferocious warrior from inspiring English sources

Ian McKellen returns as the wizard Gandalf (who gets to morph into Gandalf the White, a ferocious warrior, in this installment) and Elijah Wood stays on as Frodo.

The devotion that the tall, ferocious warrior and her sweet-natured blonde sidekick, Gabrielle, shared has been obsessively discussed by their fans.

It's hard to know how sympathetically to view Jack Cade's populist rebellion against the crown in "Henry VI, Part Two"; or the soldier who complains, of Henry V, "When our throats are cut he may be ransomed and we ne'er the wiser"; or the ferocious warrior women, Joan la Pucelle and Margaret of Anjou, who haunt the first tetralogy.

There is also a touching cast by sculptor Eduardo Paolozzi's of his own gnarled hands; a tender mother and child bronze by Henri Gaudier-Brzeska that contrasts with the small, ferocious warrior figures of Michael Ayrton; and a gigantic head of a man by John Davies.

We displayed our ferocious warrior spirit to the ambassadors of Brazil, Belize and Bangladesh.

We displayed our ferocious warrior spirit to the ambassadors of Brazil, Belize, and Bangladesh.

"The Quinnipiac weren't ferocious warriors," said Harry Townshend, whose ancestors have lived in East Shore since the 1600's.

The horses, appearing as ferocious warriors biting one another, represent Leonardo's view of war itself as "pazzia bestialissima" -- a form of madness, beastly in the extreme.

Sparks flew as ferocious warriors dueled with sword, shield and shouts onstage at the New York State Theater, and graceful maidens floated in and out of ever-changing patterns.

In 1439 Esen became the chief of the Oirat Mongols, living in the remote mountainous region in western Mongolia near Lake Baikal, from which had come some of Genghis Khan's most ferocious warriors.

Nagashima made it clear that the samurai who flourished in this city during the Edo Period (1603-1868) were almost nothing like the ferocious warriors I'd imagined them to be.