Sentence examples for fierce run from inspiring English sources

At their core, both are still pure edge-rushers (Mathis especially – at 6-2, 245 pounds, he simply doesn't have the size to be a fierce run anchor).

The man Irvin will replace on passing downs is Red Bryant, one of the most fierce run defenders in the league.

Television's most inspired sketch artists (Sid Caesar, Ernie Kovacs, Butthead) were often dazzling in the fierce run of five minutes, but exhausting and impersonal for much longer.

And did she ever with a fierce run through "Formation," the single she released Saturday afternoon, little more than 24 hours before she brought the song to pop music's most-watched stage.

His passes thrill, and his partnership with another unpretentious rookie, the compact but fierce running back Alfred Morris, dazzles.

But Bill Monroe turned it into a brilliant solo instrument with fierce runs, blues bends and sharply syncopated rhythm chords.

All signals point to a fierce running battle over the coming years as the shape and direction of government tax and spending policies are decided.

Samuels and Stokes have engaged in a fierce running battle in Grenada, twice alerting umpires with their verbal barrages in the middle.

BANGKOK -- Antigovernment protesters repulsed an attempt by the military to disperse them on Saturday in fierce running battles filled with tear gas, gunfire and explosions in the worst political violence in nearly 20 years.

Below Thirty-third street where train depart, the approach seems gymnastic, the price we pay for a ticket seems high, the bulletin board listing stations seems incomplete and the fierce running battle required to get aboard seems intolerable... View Article By Charles Bethea By Alan Burdick By Phil Klay By Charles Bethea.

While she makes lunch for her children and goes on another one of her fierce runs (she loves those runs!) throughout New York, Willie Geist lounges with models (including "Morning Joe" resident hunk Louis Burgdorf and Joe Scarboroughhasas to have his heart restarted after some kind of drug or liquor-induced medical crisis.