Sentence examples for got fierce from inspiring English sources
"She's got fierce abs, a sexy voice and the most amazing lip gloss I have ever seen".
"If you're a 2011 or a 2012 grad, the competition just got fierce — even more fierce — with the let-out of the 2013 class," said Alexa Hamill, the United States campus recruiting leader for PricewaterhouseCoopers. "It's like you're in overtime, and they brought in the fresh team".
Since then it has got fiercer.
Now the industry is in the midst of another: America's Oracle is battling against Germany's SAP in the market for enterprise applications, the software that big companies use to run their businesses.Last week the fight got fiercer.
But the lashes got fiercer and ranged wider: "Why should good companies be destroyed by short term investors looking for a speculative killing, while their accomplices in the City make fat fees?
A1 Documents Destroyed in Texas The fight over the flight of Democratic legislators got fiercer as the state Department of Public Safety admitted that it had destroyed documents collected as state troopers searched for the missing lawmakers last week.
In the 1970s, trading bonds was a fairly straightforward business, and anyone with enough hustle could get on a trading floor; but by the 1980s, because of technology and globalization, bonds became more complex, and as the money got bigger, the competition got fiercer.
"It's a rivalry that has got fiercer over the years and especially after the smoke bomb incident at the County Ground in 1982," Harris continued.
Its 400 or so indigenous residents had watched helplessly as shoreline disappeared, winter storms got fiercer, and waves lapped closer to the school.
Then, "the less ground he had, the more [his position] would get fierce... and false".
