Sentence examples for fiery look from inspiring English sources

In a crimson top with gold lacey accents, she had a fiery look as she tried to perform her moves with precision.

The clean-shaven gentleman on the couch, with the excellent posture, the pastel golf shirt, and that strangely chaste yet fiery look in his eye?

As Tracy Austin noted on USA Network the other night, Zheng Jie of China did not speak English two years ago but the other day when she lost to Jankovic she spoke English, explaining her new fiery look on the court.

A painting by artist Francesco Paolo Michetti in 1887, the same year as the premiere of the opera Otello, shows a close-up of Verdi at 74 years old, with white hair and beard and a fiery look in his eyes.

An imposing, gray-bearded figure with the fiery look of an Old Testament prophet, Tom Magliozzi took car problems as seriously as he took himself.

In fact, Dundas was all over Beyoncé at the Grammy Awards this year, because the creator crafted not only this fiery look but her stage costumes as well.

In "Se Me Va" ("She's Leaving Me"), Ms. Coloma darts fiery looks at the audience, sashaying through partly open curtains as Mr. Anillo sings.

After the First Lady and Alicia's fiery looks we have a feeling that the color red is going to be a huge trend (and just in time for Valentine's Day).

At night, the fiery hills look like a scaled-back version of Mordor.

The Fierys' daughter had just graduated from Frostburg State University, near Hagerstown, and their graduation gift was going to be a down payment on a Jetta; meanwhile, Mr. Fiery was looking over what might replace their 1989 Mercury Sable, with 115,000 miles, in a year or two.

Though there was a rather glaring difference between him and them -- they were, in Talen's words, "flamethrowing right-wing fundamentalists," while his own politics are somewhere left of liberal -- he had the basic fiery-eyed look, and the stature, and the voice trained to make itself heard in the last row.