Sentence examples for decent fighting from inspiring English sources
I'm sure the Afghan National Army can become a decent fighting force, but I'm not sure how its northern-dominated ranks will ever serve successfully in the South, where they feel like invaders and are seen by the locals as such.
I'd like to see an MMO that has nothing to do with wizards and elves, or maybe a decent fighting game from someone other than Capsom or Namco.
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"The lieutenant said he wasn't willing to go through with the order as the targets were decent people, fighting for their communities.
For example, he states pretty forthrightly that while he is "for equality" in LGBT issues (and he has compiled a decent record fighting on the gay community's behalf), he personally has "a little bit of a hard time with accepting gay marriage".
But again, Heratis ask, if Mr Khan was to blame, can the government control him?Perhaps not: Afghanistan's new army has made strides in the past year, but its few decent battalions are fighting the Taliban in southern Afghanistan.
Also missed when unmarked from a corner Luke Shaw 6 A decent display, mainly spent fighting himself – twice went to ground, needing treatment once.
I would like someone to ask her why she is so opposed to the new federal health care law, when so many mama grizzlies have been fighting for decent, affordable health care coverage for their own children, both young and old,for so many years, and how her policies would affect people with disabilities.
"People like her are always supposed to be there; fighting the good fight for decent values," said one.
The good life consists of having a decent job, a decent standard of living and a nice family, not of fighting for justice or saving whales.As for the prevalence of drink and sex, peer pressure, advertising and the media play their part, but so too does sheer boredom.
Against this background, the students who are fighting for a decent and affordable education are also fighting for a politics of shared responsibility.
