Sentence examples for chosen not to fight from inspiring English sources
"We're fighting for him because he has chosen not to fight for himself," Mr. Comstock said.
TiVo has chosen not to fight the cable companies on their own lowball turf.
The Rangers were still upset with Shelley, who had chosen not to fight DALE PURINTON less than a minute before.
He believes that there is strong local support for the army and that much of the enemy has either gone home or chosen not to fight.
Each night we went to an independent TV production company to feed our video via the satellite dishes on the roof of an 18-storey tower block: here were young Gazan men who'd chosen not to fight, nor to report for a Hamas station, but to do the near impossible: independent agency journalism in a country run by armed paramilitaries.
The American advances, he said, were taking place largely because American commanders had chosen not to fight for control of cities and towns like Basra, Nasiriya and Samawa in the Euphrates River valley on their drive north from Kuwait, but to outflank them and leave battle-worthy Iraqi units behind them.
If both individuals in a pair chose not to fight, they split the amount of food (each receiving half), and neither of their fighting scores was changed.
That doesn't mean, however, that we can or should choose not to fight.
The J.D.R.F., which carefully cultivates relations on Capitol Hill, chose not to fight Brownback.
