Sentence examples for fight a bit from inspiring English sources
Historically, Syria has existed as a place where outsiders come to fight, a bit like Wetherspoon's.
The Treviso brought out some structure and pleasantly tannic nuances in the wine and made the fruit fight a bit to reach the head of the line.
However, it could all start to go wrong by about round three if Senchenko, who can fight a bit, starts to find his range and leave gaps between his feet and Hatton's feet.
Now both will have to fight a bit harder for the government that they want.The other main parties, all broadly secular and nationalist, trailed not far behind the PDI-P.
Although she started out on a musical path, she now can't imagine life without painting: "My family are not very artistic so I had to fight a bit when I decided I wanted to paint.
Instead Wallace Jason Segell) and his designated recorder (Jesse Eisenberg) meet in his house in the bland American midwest, they drive and talk, they eat (unhealthy foods) and talk, they meet some of Wallace's friends who are mistrustful of his plus-one and talk, even fight a bit.
We picked the wrong side (the French), and then we fought badly, and then we fought a bit better, but not well enough to win.
(In fact, Saturday's lineup included two purported heavyweight-championship fights, a bit of promotional overreach that elegantly exposed the absurdity of boxing's bloated championship system).
A couple of laps later came a more marginal move on Alonso, who fought a bit harder but, mindful of the championship, cut the second part of the chicane to avoid an accident, keeping his position.
"He fights a bit like me, loves to have a tear-up and I think this could be a great fight, and if I win it I'll am likely to move into the top five of the IBF," said Purdy.
