"Willie was pretty fiery today," Wright said.
Mao tai (or baijiu), a fiery 60-70 proof liqueur distilled from sorghum, is what you'll typically drink.
A Philadelphia grand jury today cleared everyone involved of criminal liability for death and destruction resulting from the city's fiery 1985 confrontation with the radical group Move.
The case involves a fiery 2007 sermon in which he told hundreds of worshipers that Israel sought to build a new Jewish temple on the Jerusalem holy site.
All of her novels constellate around this perplexing transaction, none more so perhaps than "Sula," and "Love" is a sister to that fiery 1974 book.
After all, when John Coltrane – whose music did reach the collections of non-jazz listeners – was introduced to Bechet's fiery 1920s sound, he was astonished by its intensity.
And a crackdown in Prince William County, Va., inspired a boycott and a fiery march last week led by a testy group called Mexicanos Sin Fronteras.
A former New York City jail guard was sentenced today to 5 to 15 years in state prison for driving drunk in a fiery 1998 New Year's Eve crash that killed three people on the Long Island Expressway.
Later, as the fiery May Day, in the James Bond film A View to a Kill, Jones' hard-edged hairdo and flared nostrils made her a formidable sparring partner for Roger Moore.
