Sentence examples for feisty fighting from inspiring English sources

In an interview a few months after becoming chief executive, Mr. Verwaayen displayed a feisty, fighting spirit, rejecting the then-prevailing negative sentiment surrounding Alcatel-Lucent, which one analyst had likened to an "Amtrak-TGV train crash".

Meanwhile, Conrad's feisty fighting spirit continues to inspire his legions of fans, and they're pushing back.

Not for her feisty, fighting spirit -- but rather for her fierce, fabulous style.

Last week the apparently smooth path to party coronation of Barack Obama has ground almost to a halt thanks to a feisty, fighting, spitting, jeering rear-guard action by Hillary Clinton.

In a segment about European debt, an anchor gave a shout-out to the Euro, praising its feisty fighting spirit.

Special thanks also to the feisty, fierce, and fighting women in my support group at Gilda's Club, who helped me find the courage to post this article.

A newly feisty Mitt Romney, fighting for his political life, and his loyal super PAC unloaded on Gingrich in the Sunshine State with a massive spending binge that included wall-to-wall attack ads in a repeat of the assault that knocked Gingrich from the top of the polls in the run-up to the Iowa caucus.

Other Democrats and Republicans are fighting off feisty outside challenges with a redistricting twist.

The new, serene Ariel Sharon who lumbers through flowing wheat fields in campaign commercials is a far cry from the feisty warrior who has been fighting one battle or another since he was wounded during Israel's war of independence in 1948-49.

His feisty New York Post, though fighting an uphill battle, is the only daily gaining circulation in the city.

His feisty New York Post, though fighting an uphill battle, is the only daily gaining circulation in the world's greatest city, where even the dominant New York Times continues to lose circulation.