Sentence examples for fierce ground from inspiring English sources
The phrase "fierce ground" is not a standard expression in written English and may not convey a clear meaning without context.
It could potentially be used in a metaphorical sense to describe a place or situation that is intense or challenging, but clarity would depend on additional context.
Example: "The soldiers stood their ground on the fierce ground of battle, determined to defend their position."
Alternatives: "intense terrain" or "hostile environment".
The mortar made its presence felt in the fierce ground fighting of World War II.
While fighting a fierce ground war in Shanghai, Japan also began heavy air raids on Nanjing.
Sharapova hit 36 winners, but her fierce ground strokes could not make up for her faltering serve.
On her day, few doubt that Serena is the stronger player, with her fierce ground shots and destructively powerful serve.
A fierce ground game from both campaigns has inundated the commonwealth's citizens with robocalls, knocks on doors and advertisements.
Using delicate drop shots and deft volleys to augment her fierce ground strokes, Townsend advanced to the semifinals in the singles on clay, not her favorite surface.
The ascension of Barack Obama by means of intellect and wisdom rather than physical or musical prowess, the example of his fierce, grounded and equally intelligent wife and their two daughters, deals a mighty blow to racial assumptions.
In the well-pruned streets of Milton Keynes, there are few outward signs of a fierce electoral "ground war".
Logistics have not been easy, Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld said, what with fierce sandstorms, ground fire from Taliban troops and coordination problems with opposition forces like the Northern Alliance.
In exasperation, many of the urban league debaters, and their coaches, now argue that policy debate can only have value as a fierce training ground for blacks to gain survival skills to engage a hopelessly irredeemable America.
This brutal premise forms the basis of George Brant's fierce monologue Grounded, which is currently running off-Broadway with Anne Hathaway as its drone pilot.
