Sentence examples for fierce enough to from inspiring English sources

You just can't look away, even if the flames are fierce enough to singe your eyebrows.

South-central Europe is fighting a heat wave fierce enough to cause forests to combust.

The heat ought to be fierce enough to brown the aubergine pieces as they sizzle.

It all led to questions about whether the Rays, despite winning the A.L. East, were fierce enough to win their first World Series.

Merion, a 101-year-old course outside Philadelphia, disproved claims that it was not long enough or fierce enough to challenge today's professionals.

There were no significant waves in the marina, and the wind never became fierce enough to rip apart the marina's decks.

It seemed that, in certain areas, there was not a fierce enough attempt to grasp the spirit of the charter.

"They do make us aware of it," concedes Blair Cowan, new to the 144-year‑old rivalry, but fierce enough of countenance to fit right in.

The day's heat was fierce enough for Ms. Kadeye to move her stool onto the sidewalk, busily plaiting a customer's hair into minibraids colored the frosted blond tones that Beyoncé Knowles, as Foxxy Cleopatra, has brought into vogue.

Not fierce enough, it would seem, to deter the dozens of journalists who greeted the tanks as they hove into view.In this section The undead Synchronised crime Freedom, but without law and order The people who now run the slums Who's to blame?

Community opposition was fierce enough that the institute sold its development rights to Princeton Township for $14 million, preserving that land in perpetuity.