Sentence examples for all-out fighting from inspiring English sources

As fear grew of all-out fighting, the American Embassy rushed to evacuate nonessential staff.

This led to all-out fighting between the security forces, most of them Shias, like Mr Maliki, and locals, nearly all Sunnis loyal to tribal leaders.

The Palestinians also, in the long run, hope for broader international recognition.The brief war and the subsequent ceasefire has highlighted dramatic changes in the region since the previous round of all-out fighting in Gaza, which ended in January 2009.

The UN reckons that 1.8m people in all countries of the Horn of Africa have been hit by floods, with no foreign agencies able to distribute food and medicine; nearly all aid workers left months ago after a rash of killings, including that of an Italian nun.While the rains persist, all-out fighting should be put off.

And amid condemnation in Europe and elsewhere for what some leaders say are heavy-handed tactics in Falluja, American military and civilian officials in Iraq have shown much reluctance to return to all-out fighting here either, despite strong talk from President Bush and other administration officials about ending the insurgency.

And with Iran next door, and the region a crucial source of oil and gas for Europe, all-out fighting would have serious implications.

But now, after a week of all-out in-fighting, they feel free to revile him wholeheartedly.

"I'm stressed out, fighting all these years," he said.

"They're all out there fighting tooth and nail".

That's how he got Utah's current group of no-names playing all out and fighting for a playoff spot.

The reason is the ministers are all out there fighting political battles and they leave the day-to-day running to senior civil servants.