Sentence examples for coast fought from inspiring English sources

Perth Glory conceded a bizarre own goal as Central Coast fought back from 3-0 down to secure a 3-3 draw in Saturday night's A-League clash at nib Stadium.

The case so far, which Mr. Macedo de la Concha called "a hypothesis," began on the night of Feb. 10, when the state police of Sinaloa, on Mexico's Pacific coast, fought a gun battle with a group of men in Mazatlán.

De Figueiredo, who had been living on the Gold Coast and fought extradition from Jersey after the taskforce swooped, was released in 2015.

Born into a family of farmers and fishermen from Phan Rang, on Vietnam's central coast, Thieu fought for the Communist Viet Minh against the French but soon jumped to the other side.

For more than two decades, lawmakers from Florida and states on the Atlantic and Pacific coasts had fought for a ban on offshore leasing and drilling in annual spending measures approved by Congress.

However, his interest in maritime subjects led to several extremely successful non-fiction books about the Vancouver locality, notably one about the elderly wooden boats used by the Forest Service to patrol the coasts, fight fires and so on.

Stagecoach, which runs Virgin Trains as a joint venture with Sir Richard Branson – and expects to pay £3.3bn in premiums up to 2023 after winning the East Coast franchise – had fought the application and criticised the decision.

Barry Goldwater probably never imagined that Arizona would be left to choose between two men who were the epitome of the east-coast elite he fought against.

Her reputation improved with her service in the Spanish American War, when she blockaded the coast of Cuba and fought in the Battle of Santiago de Cuba.

[New York Post] In his NYC column, Clyde Haberman reminds us that during World War II a handful of coast guardsmen helped fight a fire aboard an ammunition ship in New York Harbor that could have cost thousands of lives and destroyed swaths of New York City and New Jersey if it exploded.

Ms. Ochoa, the daughter of a sugar mill worker from the gulf coast state of Veracruz, first fought for justice as a teenager.