Sentence examples for describe fight from inspiring English sources
Until seeing this film, I had long thought that some kind of moratorium ought to be declared on the indiscriminate use of the word "balletic" to describe fight scenes - a naive cliche generally used by those who have never seen a real fight, or indeed a ballet, in their lives.
BBC Radio 1's Steve Lamacq has described Fight Like Apes as a "great Misfit band" inhabiting "a lonely place out on the periphery of the indie rock world".
Although Jess Holton of The Music Network described "Fight for You" as a "touching ballad", she added that sampling "Africa" does not do the latter "any form of justice".
She described fights about money, her father confiding that "I don't know what to do anymore.
Several of the writers have described fights that break out in prison, and sometimes they write about the crimes that landed them there.
With morbid, salty vigor — and plenty of side scribbles and cartoons — Earl described fights with her single mom, rampant horniness, eating disorders, and the O.C.D. and self-harm that landed her in treatment.
Hoppus described "Fighting the Gravity" as a "very strange song," and highlighted its production: he ran a drum machine through his bass amp, and when the volume was turned up, it shook the entire building, causing a light fixture in the control room to start shaking.
Mayweather is the clear favourite to win but born again Christian Pacquiao would be a far more popular winner with Roach going as far as to describe the fight as a battle of "good versus evil".
The two warriors embraced and praised one another before Corrales was asked by Showtime's Jim Gray: "How would you describe this fight?" "An honour," was his simple reply.
However you describe the fight, since the Flash Crash two years ago seemingly little has been done by regulators.
