Sentence examples for fierce start from inspiring English sources

Gayle got off to a fierce start, flaying Mitchell Starc for four consecutive boundaries in the second over of the reply.

Updated at 6.07pm BST 6.05pm BST Cambridge are in trouble The underdogs' fierce start has come back to haunt them - they get too close to their rivals, and Luke Juckett in the light blue boat clashes oars, and loses his oar altogether!

The game on Sunday had a violent start, establishing a fierce tone, and amid the constellation of superstars on both teams, the referee, Héber Lopes, somehow emerged as the center of attention.

While Japan finally answered with a their own goal to bring the score 4-1 in the 27th minute, Lloyd in early and record-time established a fierce U.S. start.

After the first skiers completed their run, fierce winds started blowing over the course, prompting an interruption of the race as conditions got too dangerous for speed racing.

Fierce clashes started then, with exchanges of rock-throwing.

Our aim was to reach the pass before the fierce winds started.

In the years after his final retirement, his fierce competitiveness started being remembered more than his otherworldly ability.

A fierce wind started up, and we had to partly shut our eyes just to keep out the dirt particles.

Trouble was inevitable and when, after passing down Lecky Road, Rossville Street and William Street, the crowd encountered the first of the army barricades which were to prevent them getting into Waterloo Place and the Guildhall, fierce rioting started.

But even as American officials noted that the Afghan authorities had begun printing ballots for a second round of voting, these officials said they were worried that a runoff could not be held before Afghanistan's fierce winter starts in November.