Sentence examples for a sharp fight with from inspiring English sources

News was received to-day [Nov. 29] of the capture of Dibra and Malissia by the Servians after a sharp fight with detachments of Turks and Arnauts who escaped from Monastir.

After a sharp fight, the Yankees fanned out across Elie Crampton's farm and then stopped for the night.

The issue was, that after a sharp sea-fight about the island called Tragia, Pericles obtained a decisive victory, having with forty-four ships routed seventy of the enemy's, twenty of which were carrying soldiers.

After a sharp action fought between the afternoon of 9 June and the morning of 10 June, the two ships sank or drove ashore all of the ships with the exception of three brigs, which they captured.

Unlike in the past two years, White House officials say they plan to forcefully fight for the proposed cuts, hoping to draw a sharp contrast with Democrats on Capitol Hill.

They drew a sharp contrast with Texas, which has complained of the burden imposed by immigrants and led the legal fight to block Obama's executive action.

Mr. Klein's sharpest fights were with other Nixon subordinates, especially Mr. Haldeman, John D. Ehrlichman and John Mitchell, the dour, immovable attorney general whom he sometimes referred to as the Berlin Wall, according to Muriel Dobbin, who covered the Nixon White House for The Baltimore Sun and often lunched with Mr. Klein.

At 8 17, Neil squared off with him, and the two had a sharp but brief fight.

In a sharp break with Pres.

Instead, he engaged the Federals in a "sharp and sustained fight".

Ian Poulter got out sharp, Jordan Spieth played as steadily as a chess Grandmaster and Rory McIlroy got into a fight with himself, overpowering a woeful opening to carve out something respectable.