Sentence examples for declared fighting from inspiring English sources

"I learned a very painful lesson," Mr. Thomas declared, fighting back tears as he expressed remorse for imperiously summoning the Capitol police to deal with protesting Democrats.

"Al Gore is taking them on," the announcer declared, "fighting for a Medicare prescription drug benefit for seniors like Bob Darthez".

There are, as most of us know and the Supreme Court has declared, "fighting words," words that are used in such a way or with such frequency that the object of the diatribe explodes in anger.

It was not until the following year that Mr. Bush declared "fighting terrorists and tyrants" to be the pre-eminent goal of American policy, and months later that he published a national security strategy that declared the United States would never allow the rise of a competitor that could challenge its sole superpower status.

"No, never," she declares, fighting back tears.

Facebook has publicly declared that fighting misinformation is one of its top priorities.

FIFTEEN years ago, an obscure European foreign minister memorably and fatuously declared, as fighting broke out in the Balkans, that "the hour of Europe has come".

The European Union declared the fighting "the most dangerous conflict in the world". Pope John Paul II assailed Israel for "humiliating" the Palestinians.

On Oct. 23, when I cited 900 wounded in action in Iraq, I was referring to the period since Mr. Bush declared major fighting over on May 1.

Fletcher last week declared himself "fighting fit", but Levein feels the player needs games before throwing him into the Euro 2012 qualifiers at Hampden.

He declared: "I am fighting for my life".