Sentence examples for fierce up from inspiring English sources

It can be fierce up there.

So Mr. Aguado — who can by turns be Falstaffian or fierce — set up programs to nurture, showcase and reward the borough's artists, arguing for their needs with private donors and public officials.

Since the intense styling required to keep that fierce hairdo up may stunt its growth, grow your mane out before you do any other steps.

A fierce freeze-up this January showed how the weather could also bring paralysis, less economically damaging perhaps but awkward all the same over a great national holiday.

After Edwards happily expanded on his attack on Clinton, Russert pursued Edwards with a fierce follow-up question: Russert: Do you stand behind the word 'double-talk'?

The original Simon book is altogether fiercer, dredging up forgotten bodies in corners of the city like beautiful and shadowy Leakin Park.

This should not be taken as a direct criticism of the principal protagonists; rather it once again illustrated the fierce set-up of a US Open course.

Three balls spanning the 46th and 47th overs brought successive sixes for Morgan, two of them little more than brutal short-arm jabs to full-length balls from Brett Lee, the third a fierce pick-up over square leg.

A snap drop-goal also drifted wide as Argentina kept Wales pinned in their own half with some fierce first-up tackling.

David Beckham has had a fierce bust-up with his LA Galaxy team-mates, having a shouting match with two of them while walking off at half-time in their game against New England.

The fierce competitor fed up with losing came out.