Through government connections, Savage's father gained for Savage an appointment to the United States Military Academy at West Point in 1864.
The narrator assumes it must be a typo for "savage beast".
He has cited this period as part inspiration, along with his Birkenhead female relations, for Savage.
The Lib Dems, alarmed by Mr Clegg's shrill call for "savage" cuts, are resisting his austerity measures.
Their country is notorious for savage mob violence, but has a comparatively low level of violent crime.
His troops have been responsible for savage brutality in a civil war that has lasted nearly nine years.
The NHS can expect accelerated privatisation while the BBC should prepare itself for savage treatment in next year's charter renewal.
To Schuffenhauer's surprise, the sponsor Procter & Gamble recently provided arrangements for Savage and the couple's 4-year-old son to travel to British Columbia and watch him compete.
In "The Day of the Locust," Nathanael West turned his gifts for savage satire on the young hangers-on drawn to Hollywood.
Barely 24 hours earlier, the party leader had undermined his friend by toning down the rhetoric on the need for savage public spending cuts.
Rather than face these facts, they try to salvage the case for savage drilling by proposing an oil-for-nature swap.
