Sentence examples for fight lies from inspiring English sources

Behind this fight lies a new, rather uncomfortable urgency.

But Republicans still oppose many aspects of the bill, and a rough floor fight lies ahead.

Sergei Baryshnikov, a member of the rebel "parliament", says a long military and political fight lies ahead.

The underdog is the cur who's been bitten and trampled and who, at the end of the fight, lies bloodied and beaten.

The better question is, Who will emerge from the sandbox ready to fight lies, not with polar opposite lies, but with the hard work of sound, moral and well-reasoned arguments -- in a word: truth?

New baseball arbitrator Fredric Horowitz will make that call, which will have an enormous impact on A-Rod's career - at age 38, with Rodriguez' skills eroded due to age and injury, every game counts, and so that is where the bulk of the fight lies.

"Whoever wants to leave and not fight, lay your Kalashnikovs here," he said.

The roots of the fight lie in the deal that turned the venerable but struggling McCall's into Rosie last year.

In 1912, Johnson received a note on the eve of a fight: "Lie down tomorrow or we string you up".

There is aggression and so many kids will fight, lie and haggle to get what they want, be it fruit, chocolate or stationery.

As most people now know, the origins of the fight lie in Mr. Bush's visit to Bob Jones University, a reactionary South Carolina institution that espouses anti-Catholic views and opposes interracial dating.