Sentence examples for fight it from from inspiring English sources

"It's on the water, you can only fight it from three sides," Captain Pratt continued.

"This war against terrorism will succeed only if we fight it from a higher platform of morality".

But now that the election's over and they've had the money to fight it from the unions, ministers are coming down with a different message.

The army and government have also made it clear that Palestinian civilians will die in this war, because of the way Hamas has chosen to fight it from within the densely populated urban centers of Gaza.

If Likud falls into step with the overall majority of Israelis that polls suggest already supports the plan, far-right parties may marginalize themselves if they desert the government to fight it from the outside.

Instead, he would fight it from within.

He fought it from beginning to end, surviving three invasion beachheads (including Omaha, where he won a Silver Star) and, most rending to his Jewish heart, the liberation of the Falkenau concentration camp.

"There is nothing left but to gather forces and fight," it proclaimed from its front page.

That we should swing our party far to the right or far to the left, then fight it out from first principles all over again.

Analysts commented that even if NatWest gave up the fight, it won concessions from both banks.

But this week, as the rebels fought their way into central Monrovia before being pushed back, Mr Taylor's henchmen suggested he would prefer to fight it out.Under pressure from the UN, Britain and France, all of which have intervened to end Liberia's neighbours' wars, America sent a humanitarian assessment team to Monrovia last month.