Sarafa's aesthetic might be all his own, but his language comes straight from season four of the popular American reality show, Project Runway, when Siriano – then 21 – claimed top prize, along the way dropping "fierce" and "hot mess" and "hot tranny mess" with absurd frequency.
At just 22, Siriano had at least two things going for him: A well-known personality built on catch phrases like "fierce" and "hot tranny mess" and a wealth of design talent.
With farm ponds beginning to freeze all across Southern California, we welcome hockey again, fierce and hot-tempered, the true sport of Kings.
Setting out before Christmas, we stopped first at the dusty seaside town of Kaikoura, a low series of faded pastel buildings, assaulted by a fierce combination of hot sun and icy southerlies.
In a hot, fierce market, buyers need to pleasant and responsive to make sure they don't lose a property.
Serving in the Senate for 40 years, longer than any other Republican, he was known as a fierce and often hot-tempered advocate for his state.
That urge to flee was especially fierce in the hot-potato days of the tech bust.
Get caught in the afternoon sun, and it feels as though something hot and fierce has jumped on your shoulders and bitten your neck.
Hers is the most fully defined character -- the only one, really -- though as her daughter, Julie-Marie Parmentier in her wildfire-like willfulness blows hot and fierce and matches well emotionally with Ms. Ascaride's performance.
Going well beyond news reports, the book shows just how hot and fierce a vein of hatred for France runs through the Muslim populations that have experienced French rule.
