Sentence examples for fierce combatant from inspiring English sources

A fierce combatant, he often, not always, found ways to make peace with his adversary.

Warren has nationwide name recognition from her days as a fierce combatant against the big banks during the financial crisis; however, she only took in $299,000 on her debut day.

They simulated battles they had fought through the ages, though at the end of the day, the fierce combatants put down their spears to accept orange Popsicles handed out by volunteers.

FAW's natural enemies have also proved to be fierce combatants of FAW.

But his Orange opponent, Prime Minister Yulia V. Tymoshenko, who has a reputation as a fierce political combatant, refused to concede and urged her supporters to wait for the final vote count, which was not expected until Monday.

People close to Mr. Lieberman voiced surprise that the mild-mannered senator was proving to be at least as fierce a combatant as the famously aggressive vice president -- particularly given that he has less at stake.

One had a melancholy look, the other was fierce, scowling, a combatant.

Ahmad was a fierce, often angry, combatant against what he perceived as human cruelty and perversity.

At Quinn Gillespie & Associates, the lobbyists were all fierce partisans Quinn and Gillespie first met as combatants on Fox News but when they got off the elevator in the morning their loyalty was directed exclusively toward their clients.

At Quinn Gillespie & Associates, the lobbyists were all fierce partisans — Quinn and Gillespie first met as combatants on Fox News — but when they got off the elevator in the morning their loyalty was directed exclusively toward their clients.

The fights are fierce but brief: the referee will step in and stop the bout quickly when a combatant is pinned down and taking blow after blow to the head.The Olympics will allow broadcasters to show off their ability to present lots of sport simultaneously.