Sentence examples for fight away from inspiring English sources

"In addition, we have had to show the courage to dig in and fight away from home against a team that is fighting for its life to stay in the division". Former Liverpool winger John Barnes said if the Reds were to clinch the title, it would be the greatest Premier League victory of any club.

Scientists believe a spicy curry can fight away common symptoms of colds.

Football hooligans, keen to find somewhere to fight away from police eyes, would occasionally used the car parks and footbridges as battlegrounds.

"It was rumored that the Dean of Students was on his way to investigate," so the combatants decided to finish the fight away from school.

The previous strategy emphasized denying sanctuaries to insurgents, blocking infiltration routes from Pakistan and trying to fight away from populated areas, where NATO's superior firepower could be massed, in theory, with less risk to civilians.

McCullom is in a bit of pain out there, it looks as though he's got a little back strain, but tries to fight away the pain with a thwack down the ground.

It was all done in the name of innovation, and any regulatory initiative was fought away with claims that it would suppress that innovation.

Horton fought away in fourth spot for much of the race but faded further in the last 400m as Paltrinieri swam his own race with an unstoppable lead.

A 47th fight would come as a major surprise considering the comments Calzaghe, who is four fights away from matching Rocky Marciano's undefeated-fights record, has made in the build-up to his debut appearance at Madison Square Garden.

"I'm maybe one or two more fights away [from a world title challenge]," he said.

"But in a nutshell, I think I'm a couple of fights away from a big domestic one.