Sentence examples for take ferocious from inspiring English sources

Besides, in large part Mr Romney was the (willing) victim of a primary system that prodded candidates to take ferocious positions that were catnip to partisans, but poison to the general electorate.Yet fair or unfair, the trashing of Mr Romney should be welcomed, because it shows signs of reflection among those now vying to lead the party.

It took ferocious stances against the bombings of Gaza.

The Bush plan is so sensible that it will take a ferocious fight to enact it.

Noted porno stud James Deen, formerly beloved by women for his tender take on ferocious banging (and noted by some as a feminist performer) was accused by Stoya and other co-workers of rape and sexual assault in November.

Scottland took a ferocious pounding from Jones early in their light-heavyweight fight.

But it took a ferocious hit, and much of the wildlife has not yet come back to its previous level – the pre-fire population of 45 pairs of Dartford warblers has been reduced to six.

A month later, on 16 July, after it has been taken following ferocious British artillery fire, the camera recorded that the village had almost been blasted from the face of the earth.

Much as residents might be nostalgic about the era preceding Judge Garrity's order, South Boston in the mid-seventies was a downcast place — economically inert and socially stagnant, a place where mobsters and drug dealers had taken a ferocious hold.

This season, with ABC adding the hottest show on television, "Grey's Anatomy," to Thursday nights at 9, facing off against what had previously been the most-watched show on television, CBS's "CSI," NBC has taken a ferocious beating in that hour.

They take on a ferocious appearance in order to frighten away evil spirits and to destroy ignorance and ugly passions.

Beowulf, the bravest of all warriors, goes to the help of a neighbouring kingdom in order to do battle against takes on the ferocious Grendel, a savage creature who stalks the night.