Sentence examples for fight squarely from inspiring English sources

Though it didn't win any skirmishes with the critics when it first hit theaters, Battle: Los Angeles places the fight squarely where it belongs -- on our home turf.

In any case, poverty is state of mind that, if accepted, will be real, but if rejected and squarely fought, will prove to be false".

That may still happen, but now the Fighting Irish are also squarely in the mix for a No. 1 seed.

The key question, he argued, is, "How much is Caesar's?" As the Bush administration and the religious right fight to put theology more squarely into public policy discussions, they are going to have to be ready for arguments like the ones coming out of Alabama.

In a May 1947 interview, Leese said he was "very sad" to hear of what he considered "British victor's justice" being imposed on Kesselring, an "extremely gallant soldier who had fought his battles fairly and squarely".

By the age of 18 and 108 fights, that righteous anger was directed squarely at still-segregated America.

One of them is that the fight puts the department's antitrust division squarely at odds with its former head.

The vote on that resolution is scheduled for Tuesday, just hours before Mr. Obama is due on Capitol Hill to give his State of the Union address and is intended to put Republicans squarely on offense in the spending fight.

It was a statement O'Brien squarely disagreed with, setting up their fight scene to come.

He believes that the coming fights on spending and deficit reduction will fall squarely in his budget "sweet spot," in the words of a friend.

The international police organization Interpol stepped squarely into a bitter political and sectarian fight when it responded to a request for help from Iraq to arrest the country's fugitive Sunni vice president on charges that he ran death squads inside Iraq.