“fiercely”可以造什么句，fiercely造句

The young salesgirl rowed fiercely with the manager yesterday morning.

The Union soldiers fought fiercely. But two large Confederate forces broke the Union attack.

The merits of more fiscal stimulus have been fiercely debated inside the Obama administration.

The pulse was being very fiercely-Pen's face was haggard and hot-his eyes were bloodshot and gloomy.

He took them, muddy as they were, into hotels with him, and clung fiercely on to them whenever tribesmen robbed him of the rest of his things.

Cook mushrooms and shallots fiercely in the butter, stirring continuously, until they've softened, reduced in size and lost a substantial amount of moisture.

If she had caught sight of Snow-white at that moment, she would have been ready to tear her heart out of her body, she hated the maiden so fiercely.

"Then she dragged poor little Grethel up to the oven door, under which the flames were burning fiercely, and said:" Creep in there, and see if it is hot enough yet to bake the bread.

Whereas, in the real world, we always cannot bear any divergence. When we realize some point that is converse to the mainstream, we may rise and attack the opinion holder fiercely.

Economists continue to argue fiercely about whether Asia can decouple from the world's biggest economy.

He shook the letter fiercely in his hand, so that it rustled as loud as the flag above his head.

The glittering blue points at the top of the image are clusters of bright, hot, young stars that shine fiercely in blue and ultraviolet light.

They reasoned that if this were not the case, when faced with reminders of mortality, people would cling more fiercely to their beliefs and be more negative about those who threatened them.

The report has been fiercely discussed online.

From that moment, though she fiercely insisted that she was her own person, theirs was a joint cause.

That was the last goal of a fiercely fought match, but things really got going after the final whistle, when some of the victorious Egyptian team celebrated by attacking their vanquished rivals.

One reason is their century-old secular tradition, which fiercely defends the separation of faith and state, and makes most French people uneasy about conspicuous religion.

Jonathan kept at it, fiercely, day after day, from before sunrise till past midnight.