Sentence examples for working ferociously from inspiring English sources
"The boom and bust mentality of work - people working ferociously to hit the deadline and then burning out - leads to peaks and troughs in performance.
As his campaign has been working ferociously by telephone and door-to-door in recent days, canvassing to identify voters who may be supporting a rival, Mr. Obama made a direct appeal.
To give Torres his due, he has recently been working ferociously and looking sharp in general play; the problem has been goals and there has been a sense that he has been not getting into scoring positions with the enthusiasm he once would have shown.
At 74, Melvyn Bragg, who was given a peerage by Labour in 1998 as Baron Bragg of Wigton, is still working ferociously, presenting In Our Time for Radio 4 and the South Bank Show for Sky Arts, as well as turning out a book most years.
Also won the free-kick for the opener and was at the heart of his team's play, working ferociously throughout and unsettling the Real defence with clever movement.
He worked ferociously hard.
In both places, she worked ferociously.
Millican, Neill thinks, "works ferociously hard and is very driven".
So he worked ferociously hard, first at Fenix, then at Juventud, then at Montevideo Wanderers.
People of faith ultimately worked ferociously to overthrow an oppressive institution that churches had previously condoned.
Despite the cramped conditions, she worked ferociously hard, spurred on by a prototype "Tiger mother".
