Ferociously

A series of Roy Keane-era Manchester United posters have travelled with Gounden’s from their old premises in Eaton Road and the former United captain still glowers ferociously at diners from the restaurant’s walls.

Dating to the Cretaceous Period, it shows the four-legged mammal Repenomamus robustus - the size of a domestic cat - ferociously entangled with the beaked two-legged dinosaur Psittacosaurus lujiatunensis - as big as a medium-sized dog.

Due to the need to continually cool the ferociously radioactive melted uranium/plutonium fuel cores, follow-on collection of the highly contaminated wastewater will continue indefinitely.

During the breeding season, magpies will ferociously defend their nests.

I will miss him ferociously, and these words don’t do his life justice.

RECENTLY, an international team of prominent scientists warned that poses an “existential threat” to life on earth, in an assessment of this year’s avalanche of heat records and weather extremes that they said are hitting more ferociously than expected.

She wields her sword ferociously, and for the majority of her hero career is desperate to find the people who murdered her husband to seek revenge.

They started ferociously barking at me and one of them caught my knee in its jaw.

In raucous, emotionally-charged scenes at Paris Nord Arena, 600 French-Algerians ferociously cheered another victory for the controversy-stricken fighter.

Nafessa Williams will play Cameron Cook, a ferociously talented American TV executive who is brought to England by Tony to produce Declan’s new prime-time talk show.

Nuzum was a ferociously competitive front-row forward who strayed outside the laws of the game at times.

Romy is rushing to work on a day like any other when she’s stopped in her tracks by the sight of a dog ferociously attacking someone.

The babies were crying ferociously and were dangerously dehydrated.

The Sacred Band of Thebes were a group of soldiers who were encouraged to take each other as gay lovers in the hope they would then fight more ferociously on the battlefield.

These two will attack ferociously and fire poison mist at players.

While Frank fights ferociously out of self-preservation and the stubborn wish to not get involved, Nada kicks, punches, and knocks him down so that Frank can put on the glasses and see the world for what it is.

At the time of his death, Piers led the tributes with an emotional tweet about his manager, describing him as "ferociously loyal, kind, charismatic & supremely talented friend".

French churches have been ferociously attacked by extremists in recent years, and Thursday’s killings come ahead of the Roman Catholic All Saints’ holiday.

I began writing ferociously to each specified topic.

She is bold, resilient and ferociously follows her maternal instincts, quite literally in the face of Armageddon.