Sentence examples for fierce casting from inspiring English sources

The pushback will be equally fierce, casting shadows of widespread destruction and violence, mass migrations, virulent ideologies, and ethnic strife.

And led by Patrick Stewart, as a Mark Antony surprised by age in the Royal Shakespeare Company's "Antony and Cleopatra" in Stratford-upon-Avon, their fiery death throes are casting fierce light and mortal shadows over this year's summer of Shakespeare in England.

In Macedonia, fierce fighting cast doubt on prospects of agreement between parties representing the Slav majority and the substantial Albanian minority in the southern Balkan republic.

But opponents of the White House resolution put up a fierce fight to keep the Senate from casting a vote this week.

The fierce battle for the Republican presidential nomination, meanwhile, is casting no shadow whatsoever on the race.

The blowback from rank-and-file Republicans was fierce, and Heck later cast himself as an undecided voter who was certain not to vote for Democrat nominee Hillary Clinton.

Unwin, used to the fierce regimentation of the agency, is cast adrift in this dream realm, with only the eponymous Manual as his guide.

That work cast the Yanomami as a fierce, warlike people, although other researchers say that view is exaggerated.

Eventually more Indians are likely to grow intolerant of queuing in the fierce heat of April and May to cast an electronic vote.

The Spaniard had appeared to cast doubt on his future amid fierce criticism of his car's Honda engine at the Japanese Grand Prix at the weekend.

Anglers use heavy-duty boat rods and mammoth level-wind reels equipped with 40-to-50-pound 40-to-50-pound 40-to-50-pound 40-to-50-pounda fierce wind.