Sentence examples for brawling about from inspiring English sources

The brawling about which party has the best ideas for education and health is already under way.

CAIRO — Egyptians approved an Islamist-backed constitution, state news media said Sunday, and the headlines made clear that the political brawl about it has only begun.

And, as the Americans have pointed out, this year's summit would be overshadowed by an unseemly brawl about sanctions.That might happen anyway, because the other main problem is that the two sides differ over the role of the United Nations rather as they did during the traumatic debates before the war.

Brawl is about one thing: simple fun.

Brocail led the charge from the dugout and the brawl lasted about five minutes.

Ford fell to the ground in pain and left the court in a wheelchair; the team said she tore a knee ligament before the brawl, with about two minutes left in the game.

The performance bar was set so low then that the N.F.L. could play limbo with it, but it allowed Sunday's games to feel like an improvement because at least it didn't seem as if brawls were about to erupt across the television screen — until the final game of the night, when officials struggled to control repeated skirmishes between New England and Baltimore.

Mr. Morgenthau said Detective Vasquez told investigators that he heard either Mr. Dorismond or Mr. Kaiser yell "gun" or "get the gun," and, believing that the brawl was about to turn into a gunfight, the detective yelled "police," stepped forward and reached into his pants to withdraw a concealed pistol.

One such brawl involving about 50 students occurred in a Cole Harbour high school in 2008.

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