"Three journalists were given a fierce beating.
For that faux pas he was given a fierce beating.
With a fierce beating of wings, the butterfly has finally escaped her chrysalis and taken flight.
After schooling at Fettes, then a fairly fierce beating establishment which may have stirred early rebelliousness, he went not to university, but into publishing at 17, after impressing the British head of Putnam & Co, met by chance at a funeral.
And I want to do it to the fierce beats of Vjuan Allure.
The album provoked Elektro Daily Cynthia Conte to conclude that Tiësto "drops some serious fierce beats that will have you dancing all day and all night".
According to the prosecutor, the autopsy revealed that Malcolm died from injuries to the ribs, jaw, and in particular, the back of the skull wounds consistent with receiving a fierce beating with a blunt object rather than a fall off a three-story roof.
According to the prosecutor, the autopsy revealed that Malcolm died from injuries to the ribs, jaw and in particular, the back of the skull – wounds consistent with receiving a fierce beating with a blunt object rather than a fall off a three-story roof.
Juanes gets a musician's workout in songs like "Me Enamora" ("It Makes Me Fall in Love") which shifts between twin-guitar Southern rock and Colombian cumbia, "Tres" ("Three"), which bounces ahead on a rural accordion, and "Bailala" ("Dance to It"), which places a fierce six-beat Colombian rhythm behind Juanes's bluesy lead.
Still, here as elsewhere, we'd like to hear the fierce heart beating beneath the legend.
