Under the watchful and at times ferocious eye of visionary course director, Louise Wilson, the class of 2011 excelled itself.
Anthony Tommasini, the Times critic, praised her as "a focused, at times ferocious, pianist who favors a big steely sound and bold, unsentimental playing".
(Today, after the dot-com bust, Time Warner would no doubt be the acquirer).… Opposition to the merger was at times ferocious.
"Beasts," by contrast, is boisterous and physically overwhelming, at times ferocious, and this miracle was produced not spontaneously but in calculated stages — the production elaborately planned, prepared, and, finally, properly funded.
Adriano's skills, his at-times ferocious shooting strength, is such that even Carlos Dunga, the most pragmatic of Brazilian coaches, is flirting with risking him at the World Cup.
McGregor was at times ferocious in his verbal assault against Aldo, something that he matched in equal measures in the Octagon when he knocked out the Brazilian after 13 seconds with a devastating left hook.
"In our own defence, after 18 years of opposition and the, at times, ferocious hostility of parts of the media, it was hard to see any alternative," he said.
They still are.The struggle this time is ferocious.
She opened "End of Time" with ferocious stomping, flailed madly during "Single Ladies" and, during "Baby Boy," was accompanied by a screen full of Beyoncés, arranged in careful placement like a Vanessa Beecroft installation.
She gives the border district a Latina voice in Congress at a time of ferocious anti-immigration hysteria.
