For the next 25 minutes, I concentrated fiercely, making one careful cast after another.
Nelson saw Crowley as a solitary obsessive, fiercely making art in an unlikely place.
He said that Lionel Sternberger, who owned a diner in Glendale, Calif., called the Rite Spot, which Mr. Brown had frequented as a boy, brought the recipe from Germany and guarded it fiercely, making his relish at 2 a.m., when no one was around.
Firms compete fiercely to make the lists.
And I have stuck fiercely to making my preserves in small batches.
He came into prominence during a bitter mining strike in the 1980s, when as a manager he fiercely resisted making concessions to unions.
In keeping with the mania of the era, banks lowered their lending standards as they competed fiercely to make buyout loans.
In our Banbury Road flat, for a season, I sat at my desk writing "An Elegy for Wesley Wells," fiercely iambic, making him the high point of the dying world.
Bellmer also made fiercely tidy drawings of orgiastic grapplings.
A tightly made, fiercely liberal work, it tackled a subject larger studios would not touch.
