By the late eighteen-seventies, walking had started getting ferocious hate mail, or sermons, chiefly from New York City preachers, who thundered against it as a "gladiatorial" sport.
A well-rounded young bassist, Mr. Lightcap leads a two-tenor band that gets ferocious in its free-jazz-with-motifs style; luckily, both tenor saxophonists, Tony Malaby and Bill McHenry, are excellent musicians with more to offer beyond pure energy.
A well-rounded young bassist, Mr. Lightcap leads a two-tenor band that gets ferocious in its free-jazz-with-motifs style; luckily, both tenor saxophonists, Tony Malaby and Bill McHenry, are musicians with more to offer than pure energy.
A well-rounded young bassist, Mr. Lightcap leads a two-tenor band that gets ferocious within a free-jazz-and-motifs style; luckily, both tenor saxophonists, Bill McHenry and Tony Malaby, are musicians with much more to offer than pure energy.
Like Millican, Osho's got a ferocious energy that means she's able to hold her own in the most raucously male of comedy environments She's also got distinctive and entertaining stories.
Of course, such images of campus life amount to something between satire and slander, but they do expose a problem with the standing of higher education in the public mind — even as the struggle for admission to selective colleges gets more ferocious every year.
"We've got one ferocious challenge coming down to the Stoop next week [against Leicester] but I think the crowd will know that we're back".
It's called The Barking Dog issue, and it's got a ferocious canine on the cover.
Later she and her father get into a ferocious fight, and she observes, "I don't think he realized that my California girlhood had instilled as much rage in me as his Louisiana boyhood had instilled in him".
