Sentence examples for fight directly from inspiring English sources

We have taken the fight directly to the American aggressors.

"Al Qaeda and the Taliban can't fight directly against our military," Baber concluded.

NBC also plans to pipe the fight directly from the cable to the Statler Hotel.

Her boss, Stephanie Schriock, the head of Emily's List, took the fight directly to the Republicans.

The president tried to enlist supporters to engage in the fight directly.

By this time, Fischer had become convinced that Christians needed to fight directly for Bible-based policies in America.

And let's not even mention the length of the cold war with the Soviets, even if it wasn't fought directly.

That would be a departure from recent years, when the leadership often sidestepped committees and sought to take fights directly to the floor.

But it's interesting to me that those whom historically we have called enemies and fought with — England Germany Japan Italy Mexico Russiaussialthoughugh we never really fought directly with Russia but there was the Cold War — these are all our allies now.

When they were filming, in May of 1962, France's nearly eight-year war to maintain colonial power in Algeria a war that was also being fought, directly and indirectly, in France and elsewhere in Europe, by secret agents—had come to an end, as a result of the Evian accords of March and the referendums, in France and Algeria, that approved them in April.

When they were filming, in May of 1962, France's nearly eight-year war to maintain colonial power in Algeria — a war that was also being fought, directly and indirectly, in France and elsewhere in Europe, by secret agents — had come to an end, as a result of the Evian accords of March and the referendums, in France and Algeria, that approved them in April.