Sentence examples for grew more fierce from inspiring English sources

The poem's last lines 33-366) are: But as I rav'd and grew more fierce and wilde At every word, Me thoughts I heard one calling Child!

This condition is becoming particularly severe for the group that economists call younger millennials: the young adults who entered the job market in the wake of the recession, a period in which the unemployment rate among 20- to 24-year-olds reached 17 percent, when graduate school competition grew more fierce and credit standards tightened.

"Competition within the global economy has grown more fierce.

"Meanwhile, competition within the global economy has grown more fierce.

The climate had changed and the competition had grown more fierce.

Most of those blazes were sparked by lightning storms, which will probably grow more fierce, the Forest Service said.

Since then, attacks on coalition forces have doubled — to more than thirty a day — and grown more fierce, sometimes involving car bombs.

As the coca fields have shrunk drastically, the resistance of a hard core of about 2,000 families has grown more fierce.

The evening was punctuated with frequent chants of "Fire Isiah," which seemed to grow more fierce as the game wore on.

Her hands-on approach to encouraging foreign trade and investment is guided by the knowledge that the competition for trade dollars grows more fierce every day.

Most colleges give some academic merit aid (though some of the wealthiest and most selective schools do not), and the amount has increased over the years as competition for top students grows more fierce.