Sentence examples for blood fighting from inspiring English sources

Neither side of the Legislature, truth be told, is willing to spill much political blood fighting over Congressional maps.

I've told President Calderón [of Mexico], 'You and I have a lot more authority to talk about this because our countries have spilled a lot of blood fighting drug traffickers and we should promote this discussion".

"I would never, ever want to put anyone through what I went through last night, walking into that trauma room, seeing my son in pools of blood, fighting for his life.

Yet, as reporter Aidan Hartley discovers, despite their international medals these besieged sportsmen are anonymous even among their own people, for whom the real heroes are those who spill their blood fighting Israel.

But by and large, the dispossessed masses who sweated under the heaviest burdens of the revolution, who spilt oceans of blood fighting Saddam's chemically-armed war machine, are still awaiting a return on their investments.

Standing in front of Asaib's emblem — a hand making a two-fingered peace sign flanked by silhouetted insurgents — Mr. Khazali praised the Iraqis who had spilled blood fighting American forces, and said that the insurgents had forced the American withdrawal.

He also described an escalating war between gangs: the Bloods fighting their traditional foes the Crips, and the Salvadoran gang Mara Salvatrucha, or MS-13, against the allied Salvadorans with Pride and Latin Kings.

He wants the illusion of victory and power, the glory and glamour of it, but he could not stand the blood and fighting involved in getting it.

Disease flourishes in the slipperiness of his tufted hair, it is alive in the darkening skin, in the whites of the eyes whiter than nature intended, in the violently pink-red lips, the blood beneath fighting to erupt through the broken skin.

Whereas terrestrial livestock expend significant amounts of energy warming their blood and fighting the force of gravity, fish, because they are coldblooded and float all their lives in a gravity-free environment, have much more energy to devote to acquiring edible body mass.

Iraq's defense minister said on Sunday that American forces driving north toward Baghdad had engaged in a pattern of "stops and swerves" around Iraqi defenses in cities and towns along the way, but that they would eventually have to "pay a heavy price in blood" by fighting for Baghdad if they wanted to topple Saddam Hussein.