Sentence examples for get more ferocious from inspiring English sources
Mama bears get more ferocious with age.
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.
Fights don't get any more ferocious than over water in this state.
"Alex got a little more ferocious, a little more intense about it".
At the same time, price competition has become steadily more ferocious.
The closer Wales got to the Springboks' line, the more ferocious the defence.
Another rebel said: "The more progress we make towards the coast, the more ferocious they are in battle".
Their arrival will make an already hypercompetitive industry even more ferocious.
Since then a more ferocious Bribery Act has come into force in Britain.
"This is one of the more ferocious arguments that happens on Mumsnet," she says, "but I think it highlights the fact that discussions can get very heated over areas where women feel the most guilty.
