Sentence examples for fight becoming from inspiring English sources

"We had to fight, becoming more consistent," Caldwell said.

We gear up for flight or fight, becoming more alert, sweating slightly, our heart rate increasing.

Through them he learns how to fight, becoming one of the gang and gaining some self-respect in the process.

They urged women to aid industrial production and encouraged young men to fight, becoming prominent figures in the white feather movement.

But she and her largely volunteer, 12-person staff had to fight becoming intimidated by some of the nation's largest corporations.

Try not to get involved and bring other family members into it as it can usually turn ugly and end up in the fight becoming more serious.

It was not until the 1995 municipal elections that she fought her first electoral battle, becoming deputy, and heir-apparent, to Pierre Mauroy, mayor since 1973 of Lille.

Mr. Wheeler also fought regulation of the industry, but that fight is becoming more intense with booming growth in cellular services.

"They are realizing just how big this fight was becoming".

In its final weeks, the Hewlett-Packard proxy fight is becoming increasingly tough and increasingly personal.

Dozens of groups have formed an alliance to rescue the yards, and the fight is becoming an issue in the mayoral election this April.