The unfortunate elk was desperately entangled in the tree's branches and was kicking ferociously as Johansson approached.
Patriotism has always been the most abstract of American virtues — which may be why we fight so ferociously over the symbols that help us define it.
He did not look or act like his usual self--his face was very red, his hat was on the back of his head, his hair was wildly rumpled. He clenched his fists tightly and shook them ferociously at Miss Martha. At Miss Martha!
"That John Kerry, contrary to some reports, served with distinction in Vietnam and was in ferociously heavy combat. I'd like to underline 'ferociously',"he said.
The world’s most ferociously enforced law against lèse-majesté (offending the crown) prevents even the mildest discussion of the palace’s role in Thai public life.
No, in the new graves of a group of literati and celebrities he knew and did not know, he ferociously yearned for the extreme humility and preciousness of life. He stretched out his hands crosswise and sought a little autonomy and freedom in the name of life.
He trapped Chuck in a corner and pummelled him ferociously for thirty seconds.
A colossal bullfrog of a guard, in an olive-green uniform with red epaulets, is spitting at us in Russian while a huge Alsatian strains at the leash, barking ferociously.
Over the past weeks, we've seen Arab people ferociously attached to their national identities.
It was ferociously hot, and the air quality became so bad that by the evening the noise of nearby trains stuttered in in fits and starts, distorted through the shifting air.
As I opened my neighbor's cattle pen to lead it out by its halter, a dog barked ferociously at me.
He mugs so ferociously he kills the humor-it's an insufferably cute performance (David Ansen)
Like the flood of a broken dyke, it poured into her ears ferociously and without scruple, and hit her eardrum hard.
The buck shook his antlers ferociously.
attack viciously and ferociously.
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