Sentence examples for feel fighting from inspiring English sources

It looked like this: Finally, you need to know that all this has caused a stir – on both sides of a deepening divide between those who feel fighting has an important place in hockey, and those who see it as unnecessarily damaging face-punching.

Bild am Sonntag, Sunday's edition of the tabloid, had printed a photo of Mats Hummels with a dirty face before the game, under the headline "How rubbish do you feel fighting against the drop?" It's a dark and dank place, the Bundesliga basement, and Dortmund sense that the usual rules sadly apply to them there, too.

I feel fighting fit and ready to go.

At the moment we feel fighting al-Shabab is more effectively done through other means".

She tells intimates that she feels fighting is unladylike but she considers it her duty to throw at least one customer out of the theatre every day.

Cummins, who had been in Queensland since the World Cup preparing for an Australia A tour to India, said he feels fighting fit even if he is aware his chances of getting a game are slim.

WBO world champion Ricky Burns feels fighting at lightweight is bringing out the best in him.

"Most days we can't stop thinking about Brittney, what happened that night, what she must have felt fighting for her life," she said.

He could not return a hero, which is how a lot of soldiers feel about fighting today".

Reserved Seating: Don't feel like fighting to stake out a good place towards the finish line?

Not to mention how French Muslims in the army must feel about fighting and dying for a country that does not respect their faith.