Sentence examples for fierce roar from inspiring English sources
The raw power and fierce roar of the cascading water -- six million cubic feet of it a minute, a million bathtubs of water a second -- never fail to enchant, and all the more so in winter.
His current high-energy duo includes Danish alto saxophonist Mette Rasmussen, who strikes out with piercingly high tones, feathery flutters, breathy grumbles and fierce roars, while keeping the difficult skronk factor at bay.
She poses inside a plane wearing a parachute harness and little else, teeth bared in a fierce feminine roar.
But Versailles's officials say the destruction caused by the two fierce windstorms that roared across Europe over the Christmas holidays may actually turn out to be a good thing for the park, speeding efforts to restore it to its finest days under the extravagant Louis XIV.
He roared with fierce control.
The fierce rain came in a roar, tearing to shreds the leaves and the blossoms and deluging everything.
The monster bounding in fierce rage and pain Fell roaring at the horses' feet.
The roaring Australian, Brody Dalle, was fierce enough, but her performance was also predictable and, by the end, a bit tedious.
Fierce sculptured representatives of leonine species still roar from the side of the Beaux-Arts building and loom over visitors on the decorative outdoor friezes.
Yet for the student leader turned writer Dato Turashvili, who recalls the "terrifying roar of tanks" and a fierce blow from a "Red soldier built like a mountain", 9 April 1989 already marked the end.
