Sentence examples for particularly fiery from inspiring English sources

The pair clashed at the end of a particularly fiery Scottish Cup tie between the sides back in March.

This debate is particularly fiery in Britain, always fearful for its London financial centre, and a 50% top marginal tax rate which came into effect in 2010.

The threat came in the middle of a particularly fiery speech, even for Erdoğan, who wields a nuclear arsenal of angry declarations and allegations.

The situation was particularly fiery at the flight attendants' union, which originally voted on April 15 to reject its share of concessions.

Experts agree on one thing: the best specimens come from a few counties in northeastern Shandong Province, where the soil and climate seem to produce a particularly fiery breed.

In one particularly fiery speech, Abdul Rab Rassoul Sayyaf, an Islamic cleric and military commander from Kabul, urged Mr. Karzai to obey Islamic law carefully, lest he lose support of the people.

EW: What often happens in these conversations, particularly at fiery times, is that we don't say clearly enough how much brilliant work is being made.

But several warned there was a risk of Israeli overreach, particularly given the fiery rhetoric with which Damascus, Tehran and Hezbollah responded, a stark contrast to the silence that greeted some earlier attacks.

There were more noticeable orchestral slips in Schubert's Symphony No. 3, with some messy patches in the strings in particular and occasional ensemble problems, particularly in the fiery finale.

He was particularly attracted to the fiery orange of the large Okura Kidney coffee table, which "takes the classic '50s shape and puts a surprise on top," he said.

For Geoff Challinor, who runs the Anson Engine Museum in Cheshire, home to one of the largest collection of engines in Europe, opening the museum in twilight allows it to fully show off its big blow generators in all their fiery glory – particularly attractive to a younger crowd.