Sentence examples for giving fierce from inspiring English sources
They are giving fierce resistance".
The Allied commanders had planned to take Caen on the first day, but by 29 June we found ourselves on the high ground overlooking Caen, with the Germans still giving fierce resistance... "We advanced and everything happened in a short period.
In a ripping old-fashioned star turn as Shakespeare's Richard III, Mr. Spacey gives fierce and flashy physical life to every twist of a power-mad man's corkscrew mind.
He gave fierce lectures decrying the dismemberment of music libraries (especially his beloved Henry Watson music library in Manchester), and the decline of Latin and classical music provision in schools.
The Sydney radio presenter Alan Jones, who has given fierce backing to the campaign, repeated that invitation on the ABC's Q&A program last week, telling the audience "this is soil you could eat".
Immigration is an exceptionally difficult issue for Republicans, given fierce base support for draconian legislation, and changing demographics that squeeze its leadership.
Sustaining growth in the ridesharing industry — especially given fierce competition in most markets from other ridesharing services, taxi companies and public transit — is a very capital-intensive endeavor.
"Three journalists were given a fierce beating.
For that faux pas he was given a fierce beating.
Given the fierce competition, he had not expected to win.
U.S. and Russian officials are not convinced that Pakistan would reduce its nuclear weapons, given its fierce rivalry with India.
