Sentence examples for fight describes from inspiring English sources

Ilan Hall, a chef and the host of "Knife Fight," describes his series as "a bare-knuckled boxing show of a cooking competition" that pits chefs against each other in an "after-hours war zone".

The resident with the best vantage point of the fight described a "ground and pound" fight, with a person in red or a light color on the bottom.

Cecil Arthur Lewis, a participant in this fight, described it in his memoir Sagittarius Rising.

He said he is dedicated to the fight, describing it as "a duty" to defend Iraq, explaining that "our main goal is to kick [Islamic State] out… I've forgotten about everything, my family, my life so I can try and kill them".

The constitutive theme–"Fighting an uphill battle"–describes the patients' common existential experience of coping with the therapy's side effects and indirect negative consequences.

The constitutive theme–"Fighting an uphill battle"– describes the common existential experience of and negative consequences of coping with side effects.

Kruger said he used to be the type of guy who would get into fights, describing himself as "reckless".

Geoffrey Weir, the Railtrack shareholder in whose name the action was fought, described the judge's decision as bizarre and said shareholders were disappointed and perplexed by the ruling.

He attended the fight and describes it in detail.

They yearn to fight, and describe battle as going on vacation from the long, boring interludes of training and waiting between engagements.

Indeed, his 2002 memoir, Worth the Fighting For, describes adopting the hero of For Whom the Bell Tolls, Robert Jordan, as his role model at 13 ("... aspiring to Jordan's courage and nobility and certain I would possess it someday"...)...