Nowhere is the battle more fiery than here in Kansas. Gov.
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At that point, locals set up more fiery blockades in the area.
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Generally, pink was considered more fiery and confident and therefore for Victorian boys.
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Yet the white working class needs neither more finger-pointing nor more fiery sermons.
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That was definitely with me throughout the shoot and maybe made it a little more fiery.
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Especially for this role, she wanted me to be more fiery and to use my head more.
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It's spring training and Goose Gossage is back to warm your frozen butts with some more fiery takes.
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What's more, fiery speeches against the forces of concentrated wealth, Ms. Warren's stock in trade, may not be what Mrs.
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More fiery is Ms. Pazcoguin who dashes on and off the stage to the familiar sound of Nina Simone's voice.
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Mexican chorizo is similarly spiced, if a little less fatty: garlicky, red-brown with paprika, more fiery than the Portuguese version.
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Though President-elect Trump stepped back from some of his more fiery rhetoric on environmental issues this week, uncertainty remains among investors.
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This is Mr. Kim's most obvious homage to Korean instant ramens, many of which are more fiery than the typical Japanese product.
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The full Four Corners interview is set to air next Monday, so more fiery Clinton quotes are sure to be on the way.
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A more fiery defense came from President Donald Trump Tuesday morning when he blamed Democrats, not Iowa, for Monday night's snafu-ridden caucuses.
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The steady stream of new revelations and incendiary statements from Trump made it almost impossible for Biden to not take a more fiery stance.
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His concerns aren't much different than, say, your parents sighing about younger generations being glued to their phones — albeit probably worded in more fiery terms.
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The rest of the debate generally rehashed the usual campaign talking points for both sides, albeit with slightly more fiery tenor than in past match-ups.
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"When politicians say that your voice doesn't matter because the NRA owns them, we say: No more," Hogg said in one of Saturday's more fiery moments.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen faces the new Republican Congress for the first time this week and the hot seat could be a bit more fiery than usual.
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Democrats, led by Mr. Nadler, intend to try to rein in their more fiery progressives and infuse the proceedings with gravitas, mindful of their role in history.
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With eyes bluer than a White Walker's, hair more fiery than Ed Sheeran's, and a smattering of freckles à la Emma Stone, he looked like the perfect childhood buddy.
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To the consternation of Bernie Sanders and others in his supporters in the party, Ossoff avoids the more fiery left-wing rhetoric that some Democrats are desperate to hear.
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The debate became more fiery in its later stages, especially when Sanders went after Biden for his stances on Social Security, a controversial bankruptcy bill and the Iraq War.
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The addition of former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg at Wednesday night's Nevada debate gave Warren an opening to be far more fiery than we've seen in previous debates.
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In Breath of the Wild's more fiery environments, your wooden weapons, bows, and shields will catch on fire if you have them equipped, even if they're not in use.
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More centrist opposition candidates, such as former economy minister Roberto Lavagna, are positioning themselves between Macri's International Monetary Fund-backed austerity economics and the more fiery populism of Fernandez.
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Late Thursday night, SpaceX launched an experimental rocket ship known as Starhopper into the air for the first time — but the launch produced more fiery excitement than anyone bargained for.
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Kegani is sweet, but snow crab is sweeter, and the turnips that Nakayama and Iida had pulled from their garden were slightly more fiery than those from the week before.
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They cannot save Australia's wildlife on their own, but their work is reinforcing scientists' judgment that intervention will be increasingly necessary to protect animals on a hotter, more fiery planet.
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He scolded the current Democratic front-runner, former Vice President Joe Biden, for saying, "We'll work it out," in one of the more fiery moments of the last debate in Detroit.
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If there's no golden escalator available Trump will find some other way to make the moment visually compelling, and his rhetoric will likely be more fiery than factual, more petulant than presidential.
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They wonder why he still performs as a sideman and why he doesn't take longer, or more fiery, solos; they fret over the long pauses between his recording projects as a leader.
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Originally conceived as a fresh wake-up call, paired with some would-be encouraging progress reports, it features a more fiery and emotional Gore than the monotone figure parodied over the past decade.
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However, the market rallied off its lows, with traders saying Trump's acceptance speech was balanced and conciliatory, raising hopes that some of the more fiery rhetoric of his campaign might be behind him.
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And if that means Graham is now delivering more fiery speeches and running against his Senate colleagues, maybe that's as much of a comment on how the country has changed as it is on him.
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It's unlikely the debate will sway many voters in any direction, but perhaps Kaine and Pence's feisty exchange is a prelude to a much more fiery event coming up between Trump and Clinton this Sunday.
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The only aspect of the Truckers' performance in Kentucky that appeared controversial was its relative brevity, as mandated by the Moontower Music Festival: barely an hour, or roughly the length of one of the Truckers' more fiery encores.
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His much-watched speech on immigration, preceded by his meeting with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto, gave Trump the unlikely chance to simultaneously cast himself as more presidential to undecided voters and yet even more fiery and unwavering to his base.
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As the proceedings move to the Republican-controlled Senate in a trial set to begin next week, the debate over the charges have come down to party lines that can likely expect more fiery responses from the president and his allies.
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And then, "stretching upward with a more fiery emotion," Augustine and Monica experienced something remarkable: they felt themselves climbing higher and higher, through all the degrees of matter and through the heavenly spheres and, higher still, to the region of their own souls and up toward the eternity that lies beyond time itself.
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And his Wednesday ruling is even more fiery: where the "historical context and 'the specific sequence of events leading up to'" the adoption of the challenged Executive Order are as full of religious animus, invective, and obvious pretext as is the record here, it is no wonder that the Government urges the Court to altogether ignore that history and context.
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They have 200 players registered and can be called up any time to duel in J3 matches. By doing so, the competition for U22 places is more fiery and open.
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The Petro loa are generally the more fiery, occasionally aggressive and warlike loa, and are associated with Haiti and the New World. They include Ezili Dantor, Marinette, and Met Kalfu (Maitre Carrefour, "Master Crossroads"). Their traditional colour is red. As with the Rada, additional colors may be associated with individual Petro.
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Allmusic awarded the album 2 stars noting the performance is "certainly more fiery than many of the other recordings by the trio and has its colorful moments".Yanow, S., Allmusic Review accessed June 22, 2014 The Penguin Guide to Jazz called it "a set of remarkable intensity, even by the standards of these fiery players".
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Sadler played Lee Underwood in Greetings from Tim Buckley, a film on Tim and Jeff Buckley, which premiered at the 2012 Toronto International Film Festival. Sadler appeared as the president of the United States in Iron Man 3 that was released in May 2013.Moore, Roger (May 2, 2013). "Final 'Iron Man' is more violent, Stark more fiery".
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The maroon clownfish has been successfully crossbred with A. ocellaris to create the hybrid named the "blood orange clownfish" by the Florida aquaculture company, Oceans, Reefs and Aquariums. The body of this hybrid more closely resembles A. ocellaris, but possesses a darker orange hue, grows larger, and has a more fiery temperament, features characteristic of its P. biaculeatus genes.
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There are several distinct differences between shawms and oboes. Shawms normally have a larger bore, which makes them louder and more suitable than the oboe for outdoor playing. In addition, the bore is more "sword-shaped" than that of the oboe (it is more like a narrow parabola than a perfect cone). This gives the shawm a stronger, earthier, more fiery tone.
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John Suther described the feeling before the Tennessee game that year, which Alabama won 18–6. "Coach Wade was boiling mad. He was like a blood-thirsty drill sergeant anyway, and those critics made him more fiery ... He challenged us to help him shut up the loudmouths that were making his life miserable." In his final year at Alabama, Wade won his third national championship.
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On the website Metacritic, which aggregates scores from reviews by well known critics, the album has a score of 71%, indicating generally favourable reviews. The Quietus Nicola Meighan described it as "wise, but never preaching" and wrote that while Withered Hand's debut album Good News discussed mainly Christianity-related topics, New Gods focuses more on "more fiery celestial deities – namely the sun and the stars in the sky".
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Naoto is the more self-assured of the two and has a more fiery temper. When angered, Naoto often strikes out with his psychokinesis - most often destroying nearby objects. He often helps Naoya every time he sees a traumatic vision (like the case with the young girl who looks and acts like a doll and lives in what they called the "dollhouse"). Naoto fears the destructive potential of his abilities.
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The Penguin Guide to Jazz called it "less effective" than the group's previous album "with Abercrombie riffling rather desperately through his electrical shade cards. DeJohnette, as always is flawless". The Allmusic review by Scott Yanow states "the playing on the five group originals is generally more fiery than introspective. None of the individual selections are all that memorable but the group improvising does have plenty of surprising moments".
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Battle was prepared to run for the U.S. Senate in 1958 if Senator Byrd chose not to run for reelection. Former Governor (and then Congressman) William Tuck had similar ambitions and even more fiery rhetoric, and Byrd chose to run again to avoid the political infighting that would result from a Battle-Tuck primary fight. In 1959, President Eisenhower called on Battle to serve on the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, citing his moderate history on racism.
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Allmusic reviewed the album stating "Altoist Vincent Herring is in top form throughout the driving bebop/hard bop date Simple Pleasure ... Herring has rarely sounded more fiery and inspired. This is one of his finest recordings to date". JazzTimes observed "Vincent Herring’s aptly named Simple Pleasures offers the listener just that. Neither groundbreaking nor overly challenging in its repertory or its execution, this up-dated hard-bop session offers the satisfaction of highly competent performers playing straightforward material at the top of their form".
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" Anasta thought Elly was a strong character, who often hides her insecure side with her "outgoing, positive personality". The actress told Daniel Falconer of FemaleFirst that Elly often goes out to party instead of focusing on her work. Anasta did not think she shared many of Elly's personality traits, such as her flirty and unpredictable side, but she thought that she did have some of Elly's strength. Anasta also compared Elly to her Home and Away character Martha MacKenzie, calling Elly "much more troublesome, and manipulative and vindictive than Martha; a lot more fiery and nasty.
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In Ghent and other regions of East-Flanders, bakeries sell a donut-shaped bun called a "mastel" (plural "mastellen"), which is basically a bagel. "Mastellen" are also called "Saint Hubert bread", because on the Saint's feast day, which is 3 November, the bakers bring their batches to the early Mass to be blessed. Traditionally, it was thought that blessed mastellen immunized against rabies. Other local delicacies are the praline chocolates from local producers such as Leonidas, the cuberdons or 'neuzekes' ('noses'), cone-shaped purple jelly-filled candies, 'babelutten' ('babblers'), hard butterscotch-like candy, and of course, on the more fiery side, the famous 'Tierenteyn', a hot but refined mustard that has some affinity to French 'Dijon' mustard.
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Sinigaglia then reappears, delivers yet more fiery rhetoric and convinces them not only to keep striking but to escalate the movement by occupying the factory. In a showdown between the strikers and an army unit dispatched to block access to the premises, soldiers fire into the crowd, killing Omero and sending the others fleeing. Sinigaglia is arrested by the police, and Raoul has to go into hiding after attacking a police officer. The film's end mirrors its beginning: the grim-faced employees are shown crossing the factory gates to resume work, with Omero now replaced by his younger brother (whom Omero had hoped would obtain a better education and escape the fate of factory workers).
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The 20/20 Experience allowed Timberlake to throw back to the big-band era, its stage production embraced a vintage sheen and everyone in classic suits. For the tour, Timberlake had a horn section onstage with him called The Regiment Horns. The Hollywood Reporter's Emily Zemler described him as a performer who is "genuinely having fun," whereas Jon Pareles of The New York Times commented that the singer "reveals something darker, more fiery and intense" while performing post-breakup revenge songs, such as "Cry Me a River" and "What Goes Around... Comes Around". Billboard editor Phil Gallo praised Timberlake's medley performance at the 2013 MTV Video Music Awards, saying he "gave the show its heart and center," also mentioning his place as a modern recording artist and a solid link in the lineage of the most acclaimed performers in the show's history.
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Wylie seldom allows her verses to grow agitated, she never permits them to remain dull.... in 'August' the sense of heat is conveyed by tropic luxuriance and contrast; in 'The Eagle and the Mole' she lifts didacticism to a proud level ... never has snow-silence been more unerringly communicated than in 'Velvet Shoes.'" Other notable poems include "Wild Peaches," "A Proud Lady," "Sanctuary," "Winter Sleep," "Madman's Song," "The Church-Bell," and "A Crowded Trolley Car." In Black Armor (1923), "the intellect has grown more fiery, the mood has grown warmer, and the craftsmanship is more dazzling than ever.... she varies the perfect modulation with rhymes that are delightfully acrid and unique departures which never fail of success ... from the nimble dexterity of a rondo like 'Peregrine' to the introspective poignance of 'Self Portrait,' from the fanciful 'Escape' to the grave mockery of 'Let No Charitable Hope.'"Louis Untermeyer, Elinor Wylie,'" Modern American Poetry, (New York: Harcourt Brace, 1930), 538-540.
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Like any Ferrari car, the low production numbers for the GTO were intended to give an exclusive product for the enthusiast buyer. The number of GTO's produced did indeed fit in the minimum requirement of 200 required by the FIA and in fact the factory produced 70 more plus a couple extra to please the Agnelli family, an F1 driver or anybody else who the Commendatore predicted might insist on a last minute purchase option. Although the production car test team - headed by Dario Benuzzi - did not include any of the Formula 1 drivers, Michele Alboreto occasionally had involvement in giving feedback on cars such as the 288 GTO, and later the 328 Turbo and F40. In particular he agreed with Enzo Ferrari's return to a breed of cars which were much more fiery, describing the GTO as "cattiva" (angry) and praising its low engine centre of gravity compared to the Testarossa.
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