Sentence examples for fierce turn from inspiring English sources

Last year, she had a brief but fierce turn as Mickey Rourke's daughter in "The Wrestler".

In a more standard venue, we have Kristine Jepson's fierce turn as Robert Oppenheimer's wife in the opera "Doctor Atomic".

But look east and south to where the Thames makes the fierce turn you don't notice when you walk along it, and Lambeth's notorious and almost empty Heygate Estate sits like a Pentagon for paupers, seemingly right next to the Palace of Westminster.

At 7.02 the power of her body is evident in the resistance of her arms – a swan queen's wings – and in the fierce turn of her head that hints at the balance of terror and desire in her feelings towards Siegfried.

And while some interesting, even desirable, men figure in the story, the action is entrusted to two strong female characters whose commitment to solving crimes against women is so fierce they turn the whole adventure into a declaration of feminist rage.

He is confidently played here by the lean, silver-haired Philip Goodwin with a dry Yankee twang and a mostly cool sense of composure that occasionally turns fierce during the play's bleaker passages.

Kara Goucher steamed into view on the far turn, fierce, healthy and right on pace.

Traffic is fierce, but a turn of the corner brings a suburban lull, with streets lined with frame houses.

So the very same institutions that have been domesticated by Fidesz can turn fierce when a party other than Fidesz is in charge.

The consequences of this fame were to exhilarate him, to involve him in profound grief, to engage him in fierce controversy, to turn him into an embittered fugitive from the public".

The long-term outcome of this fierce rivalry will turn on which company is best at picking the young men that the soccer gods anoint as World Cup stars.