Sentence examples for fight expected from inspiring English sources

Later, the unprecedented rise of the Missouri River forced Bismarck, the state's capital and second largest city, into a flood fight expected to last the whole summer.

In a fight expected to begin in January, conservatives think they have a good chance of victory in the Legislature, but they are not sure if they can muster enough votes to override an expected veto by the Democratic governor, John Lynch.

With a fight expected in the Senate this week over the nomination of a Washington lawyer, Miguel Estrada, to a federal appeals court, Mr. Bush commended Senate Republicans for "standing strong" behind a nominee whom Democrats have criticized as an extreme conservative.

But these dramas fuel the narratives of struggle and fight expected of her chosen genre – and though that struggle sometimes sounds rather exciting ("No money, no family, [age] 16 in the middle of Miami"), it's fair to say that a solo, transcontinental teenage relocation was a bit of an upheaval.

McGregor came into the fight expecting it would go the distance.

You might go into a fight expecting it to be fair, but if you are surprising your opponent, that person may not fight fair.

The difficulty of the management task is further compounded because many of the policy fights expected in July have split the party's factional blocs, limiting the opportunity for bound votes.

The fight was expected to start immediately after the Miami Heat's victory over the Boston Celtics.

The military force, pitifully small, is stationed in the desert to fight the expected Japanese invasion.

Details were left to Congress, where a fierce fight was expected.

The floor fight is expected to last at least two weeks.