Sentence examples for facing fighting from inspiring English sources

FACING FIGHTING, TROOPS ADVANCE SLOWS -- The Third Infantry Division moved to Samawa.

Are we lazy (can't face fighting with the hotel safe)?

If Saddam Hussein wins his bet, then coalition forces could face fighting reminiscent of the 1993 battle of Mogadishu.

"As a result, firefighters rushed into the building with no idea of the obstacles they would face fighting the fire," he said.

It will argue that the rules of war need to be adapted to the kind of asymmetric warfare Israel increasingly faces: fighting a popular militia that intentionally mixes with the civilian population.

He respected Kelly, and recognized the magnitude of the challenge that New York's police commissioner faced — fighting terrorism while under pressure to cut crime to newly historic lows year after year.

"For those who reached our hospitals, 40% of them told us they faced fighting, landmines, checkpoints or harassment on their journey".

Operations Southeast Croatia and Ozren were early opportunities for the Germans to learn lessons about the challenges their poorly equipped and often substandard occupation troops faced fighting in the difficult terrain and weather conditions of Bosnia.

Instead of giving out cash, villagers would go to his campaign rallies and give him small gifts to support his campaign, including very small cash contributions, but mostly in kind ― chicken, rabbits, sheep, or even just a handkerchief to wipe his face, as a way of expressing gratitude for the years of beatings, arrests and tear gas he has faced fighting for the rights of ordinary Ugandans.

Given the dangers of the occupational exposures firefighters already face fighting fighters, smoking can be particularly dangerous.

As cocktail hour approached, a field of blue opened in the sky and the sun appeared just in time to raise a kind of russet halo around the 60 or so Stellar sea lions bask-ing, grunting and face-fighting on the rocks of South Marble Island.