Then he gave me a fierce telling-off; bit my head off, really.
"Not only are the sign-up bonuses really high, the competition is so fierce," he told me.
The competition is so fierce she told me that people are outbidding one another to get space.
"I'm so fresh, so fierce," she tells herself in one aside; in fact, her soi-disant material is unfocussed and defanged.
Wanda's fierce gaze tells us that she has sampled the tree of knowledge, that she knows the ways of the world.
This is a dynamite hour of sexual politics embedded in a gig format, in which the melodies and fierce chords tell their own stories as they mingle with Taudevin's words.
Of his fierce competitiveness, Jordan told Thompson, "It's consumed me so much.... I'm my own worst enemy.
RIM CMO Frank Boulben told Fierce Wireless at CES that RIM will release at least six BlackBerry 10 devices this year, beginning with an all-touch device and phone with a Qwerty keyboard that will be officially announced on Jan . 30
Nunes, a fierce White House ally, told reporters that absent such evidence, he could conclude only that no wiretap had ever been put in place.
Labour MP Tom Watson, a fierce critic of News Corp, told the Financial Times that while there "are a lot of people who won't see eye-to-eye" with Brooks, she is "entitled to rebuild her life".
At an election debate, Congress of South African Trade Unions leader Zwelinzima Vavi, a fierce critic of corruption, told a minister who tried to defend Zuma's home improvements: "If you want people to believe in the future then you must be honest about the present".
