Sentence examples for competitive fighting from inspiring English sources

There is no higher risk in sport than stepping into a competitive fighting scenario with another trained athlete.

From that perspective, it would have been nice to get some hard, competitive fighting under my belt.

Hardy took up competitive fighting when he followed his 60-year-old grandfather to a taekwondo class and went on to win three British titles.

This is not a heavyweight career but a mockery of genuine competitive fighting – and another reason to reflect more on the defeat of Khan and his honest intentions than any fresh insult to the name of his trade.

These come in varieties meant for competitive fighting (gambling is illegal in mainland China, but nobody tattles) and for keeping as pets, but probably not for sneaking through customs (405 Xizang Road; $1.45 to $14.50 per bug, but some fetch more than $1,000).

I can list endless examples, from the driver who refused to take me because he was told to wait for the director (which was me) to the executives who insist they need a male director for a film about boxing and fighting, then hire a guy who never had a fight in his life, while I spent the better part of my youth being an international competitive fighting champion.

But the anthem – composed in 1990 – is competitive and fighting fit.

In each case an industry leader was seeking to acquire a firm in a weak competitive position, fighting for survival.

But I'm hoping that I'll be back in sub 2 20 shape, which should leave me competitive, maybe fighting for a podium, maybe first Brit.

The difference here is the head-to-head competitive dance fighting element, allowing dancers to knock each other off the beat with special disco fight moves.

Look into the biographies of any of the counterculture icons of the 1960s Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, whoever and you find fiercely competitive entrepreneurs fighting for the top of the hill in a rapidly expanding industry featuring traditional giants like EMI and Columbia and start-ups like Rolling Stone and Apple (records, that is).