The Sacramento crew ran through numbers from their 2012 album Koi No Yokan and finished up with the still-ferocious 7 Words – but not before dedicating a stirring performance of Change (In the House of Flies) to their late bassist Chi Cheng, who passed away in April.
One EU source described the discussions as polite and with no recriminations, a sharp change in tone following a ferocious war of words between Hungary and Luxembourg over asylum seekers.
Soon after he celebrated, jumping onto a ring post and pointing to the word "Ferocious" sewn into his waistband, Vargas issued a challenge to Felix Trinidad, the World Boxing Association junior-middleweight champion, who looms as his next opponent.
Even after ferocious editing the book weighed in at 484,000 words.
But Ms. Daly's ferocious commitment to every word Callas utters keeps embarrassment at bay (well, mostly).
An example was her abrupt, ferocious emphasis on the word "suddenly" in "Yesterday," the Paul McCartney song, to suggest how jarring it can be is to wake up one morning and realize how many years have passed.
Debruge calls Thurman "ferocious" -- the same word McCarthy used to describe her performance.
Wade finished with 20 points, 6 assists and 7 rebounds despite his continued shooting struggles (7 for 22) and was, in the words of Coach Erik Spoelstra, "ferocious, particularly defensively" as the Heat clawed their way back into the game.
Aides and advisers shared that feeling, which was laced, in one adviser's words, with a "ferocious anger" that the Florida Supreme Court had ruled in a manner that was "totally partisan, totally hack, intellectually corrupt".
These are words that will spark a ferocious debate.
