Sentence examples for be fight from inspiring English sources
verb
To contend in physical conflict, either singly or in war, battle etc.
- The two boxers have been fighting for more than half an hour.
Expected by many to be "Fight of the Night", Faber dominated the exchanges early and took down McDonald at will.
If we're going to get anywhere, it will be fight by fight and battle by battle and this once, the president can actually do it by himself.
Wearing glittery, towering feathered and beaded costumes, the Wild Magnolias, a Mardi Gras Indian tribe from New Orleans, sing what used to be fight songs: taunts for rival tribes that they'd battle on Mardi Gras day.
Wearing tall, glittery, feathered and beaded costumes, the Wild Magnolias, a Mardi Gras Indian tribe from New Orleans, sing what used to be fight songs: taunts for rival tribes that they'd battle on Mardi Gras morning.
The choice they are being given now is "fight or flight" where it should be "fight, flight or flip" because "an enduring settlement must be a political settlement in which conservative Pashtun nationalism has a place".
Wearing glittery, towering feathered and beaded costumes, the Wild Magnolias, a Mardi Gras Indian tribe from New Orleans, sing what used to be fight songs: taunts for rival tribes battled on Mardi Gras morning.
Often, the plaintiffs are people who hardly imagined themselves to be fight-the-man types.
"It would only be fight-related," Marina Capurro, a spokeswoman for Showtime, said.
Terror cannot be fought by war alone.
The House battle will be fought later this summer.
