Under the fierce sun, the replica shirts are off and the tattoos are out.
Several people swiped coconuts from his trees and cracked them open during an impromptu celebration under the fierce sun.
He is back under the fierce Liverpool spotlight, which is the only place he has ever wanted to be.
Proposed reforms that would make it easier for shareholders to elect their nominees to boards have wilted under the fierce resistance of the incumbent managerial class.
This was under the fierce and tyrannical rule of a communist shopkeeper dad with a grotesque Stalin fetish; he's played here by the director's son Brontis.
Ms. Greene expects that the Samaras coalition will eventually collapse under the fierce political pressure of the effort to remake the country, and that a new government could abandon the euro.
In the jungle-like, mossy valley, we bathe in the two natural pools and dare each other to swim under the fierce, cascading waters of this dramatic waterfall near the source of the Verdugo river.
Some astonishing photography accompanies his arguments: beautifully composed pictures of ancient sites alongside colourful – sometimes slightly too literal – scenes from the modern city, with Montefiore in his panama, sweating it out under the fierce Roman sun.
Under the fierce command of Simon Rattle, the orchestra, miles away from Levine-like lushness, is an acoustical anaconda, squeezing the characters until not a speck of truth remains unheard.
The Michigan Wolverines could also be filed under the Fierce and Forgettable Creatures category, but their logo is essentially just the letter "M" in a "maize and blue" color scheme (which, to the rest of the country, is simply yellow and blue).
The Slavyansk rebel commander, Igor Strelkov, a Russian citizen and former battle re-enactor who Kiev has accused of being a Kremlin agent, had warned on several occasions over the past month that his men could not hold out long under the fierce bombardment.
