Sentence examples for dangerous fight from inspiring English sources

Her husband & sons have returned to Europe while she stayed on to lead a lonely, dangerous fight.

In "Raiders," there was an eccentrically staged, infinitely dangerous fight between Indy and a bare-chested bruiser.

It's not a dangerous fight for Floyd, it is just stylistically difficult and it's not big enough to warrant him taking that fight.

They have been bankrolling the opposition and helping to sustain the tens of thousands of protesters who have been camping out on the streets of Sana'a, the capital.It was a dangerous fight to pick.

If there has to be a whole new bill that goes to the Commons and Lords stage by stage, it will be a long and (for the government) dangerous fight.

While Republican leaders say they hope to avoid a market-shaking crisis, many conservatives in the party are insisting on using the issue as leverage to extract big if unspecified concessions from President Obama, leaving Wall Street concerned and even some Democrats wondering if the White House is in for a more dangerous fight than it anticipates.

Two dangerous fights are extremely challenging at either end of the play, but they keep you very sharp and sensitive to your fellow actors.

Every step is dangerous, every fight potentially deadly.

Alice McDermott's "That Night" is centered on a single incident — a brief, dangerous, clumsy fight that takes place between some teenagers and some grown men in a Long Island suburb in the early sixties.

American duels were dangerous, usually fought to the death, and they left in their wake that special American thing the feud.

For all the blood spilled in mixed martial arts — in both its sanctioned and unsanctioned forms — it's difficult to determine just how dangerous such fights really are.