Sentence examples for actually a fight from inspiring English sources

Then it was obvious it was more than just a scuffle, there was actually a fight going on.

"You realize, of course, this is actually a fight club," Helen Ellis said, as she took my coat.

For an Indian public disgusted by worsening corruption, the hunger strikes and yoga sit-ins are spectacles of political theater embroidering what is actually a fight over how to fix the rusted gears of India's democracy.

LGBTQ activism at FSU is unusual in that it was actually a fight against the school itself.

(Byrne to Florio: "When was the last time you actually fought a fight?" Florio: "Twenty years old, in the Navy, in Alaska").

Second, Saldanha had actually picked a fight with a much higher power in Brazil: Pelé.

But the words are harsher than the actions on each side, and the two governments seem more intent on keeping domestic constituencies happy than actually picking a fight.

But there he was, in those comical shorts, so confident he was goofing around, hands clenched over his head like a boxer from some cute alt universe where a kid that skinny could actually win a fight against a guy with a knife.

"I did talk to him about a plan of having a false attack made on Guantanamo Bay which would give us the excuse of actually fomenting a fight which would then give us the excuse to go in and do the job," he said.

Fake names only work if you can actually win a fight.

Though he's been a dominant champion since 2008, St. Pierre hasn't actually finished a fight since early 2009.