Sentence examples for fight along from inspiring English sources

♕ The 47th ♕ (@THE_47th) Manaf Tlass joins the Syrian National Army headed by Muhammad Hussein Al Haj and is going to Syrian battlefront to fight along with oppo.

The great American feminist Gloria Steinem's salute marked the passing of a torch: "Just when you thought multinationals and crazed consumerism were too big to fight, along comes Naomi Klein with facts, spirit, and news of successful fighters already out there".

"Fight in the cause of Allah," it said, "incite the believers to fight along with you".

Caesar was aware that the enemy were superior in mounted troops and that, as all the lines of communication were interrupted, he could in no wise be assisted from the Province and from Italy; accordingly, he sent across the Rhine into Germany to the states which he had reduced to peace in previous years, and fetched horsemen from them and infantry trained to fight along with the horsemen.

The fight has just begun, but I'd love to fight along with you all shoulder to shoulder.

The producers had originally intended Hui to fight along with Chan and Koo, however, it was eventually decided that Hui would simply act as the brains of the gang.

We salute our partners — including the Natural Resources Defense Council, Riverkeeper, Clearwater, Sierra Club, state, federal and local officials, and citizens — who have fought along with us for a cleaner river for three decades.

About 1,500 of the Dutch troops are based in the dangerous southern Afghan province of Oruzgan, where they have fought along with American and British troops against the Taliban and insurgents.

In my first curatorial jobs, I fought along with others to present art that exposed the underlying power structures of white establishment culture, corporate America and the federal government.

"We have fought along with Nicaragua, some miles away from America," Colonel Qaddafi declared in his hour- long speech, a translation of which was provided by Libya's official press agency.

By the end of 1991, a high intensity war fought along a wide front reduced Croatia to control of about two-thirds of its territory.