| It is hard not to have some sympathy for Clarke, who had fought tigerishly without much reward for most of the round. |
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| Albion, to their credit, defended tigerishly for a side who had shipped six against Liverpool the week before. |
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| Behind her serves and her severe ground shots, Althea moved tigerishly to the net to cut away her volleys. |
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| She had match point at 5-2 and 30-40, but Erakovic held, tigerishly, with her big serve. |
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| England bowled tigerishly in defence of an inadequate 155, but in the end they still lost. |
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| Rangers needed at least the point, and defended tigerishly to prevent a goal as Tarbert also sought the point to give them the point they required. |
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| Ronaldo, more of a team player than his critics would believe, worked tigerishly to turn the contest. |
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| However, Sligo's defence was heroic, with the pack halting mauls on the line, and when the ball was released, the Sligo wing forwards and backs tackled tigerishly. |
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| He is tigerishly protective of their place in the spotlight — he said that he had a clause written into Ms. Kasler's contract that prevents Ballard from hiring another designer without consulting her. |
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| His father campaigned to take the Olympic Games to Seoul in 1988, and Chung worked tigerishly to win a half share of staging the 2002 World Cup, which was jointly held in South Korea and Japan. |
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