Sentence examples for fight newly from inspiring English sources

They worry that rebel sleeper cells will fight newly armed government militias, and that if rebels enter the city, the government will shell it.

As the United States and its allies count down to withdrawal of their forces from Afghanistan next year and ponder how to fight newly resurgent extremism elsewhere in the world, international security strategists advocate a more modest military footprint in foreign conflicts.

When the "FireRed and LeafGreen" volume of the manga began the original protagonists – Red, Blue, and Green – return to fight the newly formed Team Rocket and the Deoxys under their power.

The Soviet military unit, known as the 14th Army Guards, played an important role in the 1992 war. Initially Russian military personnel defected to join the fight alongside newly formed Transnistrian militias; eventually, the entire regiment switched sides.

Inmates often went days without clean underwear, she said, and sometimes fought over newly washed clothes.

Another rival for Labour's leadership, Amir Peretz, the trade unions' leader, wants to fight the newly-rich Mr Barak on social and economic issues.

Gen. Wade Hampton's brigade fought a minor engagement with newly promoted 23-year-old Brig.

To the North Vietnamese, it was a learning experience in how to fight the Americans, newly arrived in force.

They were immediately plunged into a messy budget fight with a newly emboldened President, which ended with an income-tax increase, the first in more than twenty years.

One Republican, Representative Constance A. Morella of Maryland, who faces a tough re-election fight in a newly drawn Democratic-leaning district, opposed it.

Those efforts have succeeded in rolling back gains made by unions over decades, prompting vows from labor to fight back with newly engaged members shaken from self-described complacency.