Sentence examples for expect fisticuffs from inspiring English sources

Expect fisticuffs.

It contains torture and harsh language in addition to the expected fisticuffs, according to the Entertainment Software Rating Board.

He also said the American people should not expect political fisticuffs because he has followed an "iron-fist rule" to make sure there is a harmonious show.

It says it is confident that it will win the case and accuses Equitable of "pouring its policyholders' money down the drain".That view is shared by some of Equitable's own customers, who have questioned whether legal fisticuffs (expected to cost around £85m) are the best use of the firm's resources, given that thousands of policy-holders are still receiving reduced payments.

It includes the kind of salty language and occasional fisticuffs you'd expect from cantankerous old flyboys.

That will involve, as you might expect, quite a bit of fisticuffs.

Some politicians say they expect the attacks to deeply change how campaigns are waged next year; others say the usual partisan fisticuffs will resume sooner or later.

In a country where political discourse can at times descend into a maelstrom of eggs and smoke bombs, fisticuffs were to be expected at the trial, which has become a flash point in the rivalry between Ms. Tymoshenko and her longtime opponent, President Viktor F. Yanukovich.

The original premise had the brothers investigating urban legends and carrying on the legacy of their father, John, a committed demon hunter, and one of the reassuring things about the show is that the packaging is familiar: The audience expects eviscerations in dark alleys and fisticuffs in shadowy warehouses.

When yelling failed to scare the bear, he challenged it to a game of fisticuffs.

Fisticuffs followed.