Sentence examples for fierce episode from inspiring English sources
The ensemble plays Romantic French works and 20th-century American pieces: Charles Lefebvre's Suite in B flat, David Sampson's "In Memoriam: Nightmare Begins Reality" (promising a fierce episode in a generally urbane program), Paul Taffanel's Quintet, Irving Fine's Partita and Louis Gouvy's "Little Gallic Suite".
Competition was fierce in this episode, but the prize goes to Rick – who pulled the mask off the riot-gear zombie only for its rotten face to come away too.
With Clark's secret no longer an issue, the two begin a real relationship in the season seven episode "Fierce".
The opening and closing works, Hofesh Shechter's "Violet Kid" and Crystal Pite's "Grace Engine," are both large, dark-spirited, fierce ensembles, with episodes in which all the dancers line up at the front of the stage.
In the final episode of Fierce Earth, the team investigates what happens when water becomes our enemy.
Our resistance to biological remodeling of life is probably fiercer than to episodes of poison induced mania or systematic poisoning by steroids, fiercer even than the technophobic resistance to numerous implants and prostheses we eventually "get used to".
This interview could have been simply one more episode in the fierce narrative battle between British and Russian authorities.
This was but one episode in a fierce fight between BP and its Russian partners, during which BP saw its Moscow offices raided by security services and a court in Siberia imposing injunctions on its staff.
The company's shares have lost nearly two-thirds of their value since May.Apple's victory is only the latest episode in a fierce war in which just about everyone you can think of seems to be suing just about everyone else for patent infringement.
Later in the episode, she becomes a fierce advocate for the rights of trans kids to use their preferred restrooms.
Groening was a fierce and vocal critic of the episode "A Star Is Burns" (season six, 1995) which featured a crossover with The Critic.
