Sentence examples for fight terribly from inspiring English sources
Mr Strauss-Kahn is an urbane, multilingual economist, who appreciates liberal principles, even if he did not fight terribly hard for them in the Socialist Party to which he belongs.
It may be that a midsize market like Seattle, with its big-league baseball and football teams and a wealth of recreational and entertainment options, has outgrown professional basketball, or at least the desire to fight terribly hard to keep it.
They fought terribly and, as there was no anaesthetic in hell, moaned, but Dr Brooms was hardened to moans, which rose from every corner and alley in hell.
The Nazis are their usual selves – brutish and inhuman to a nightmarish degree – but the Jews, like all people, are not a monolithic entity: they squabble, fight, behave terribly sometimes, like we all do.
There seemed to be some sort of wing-and-pitcher deal going on, so it was hard to discern at first who was just starting the weekend early and who was here to watch the first Republican presidential debate unfold across the bar's seven flat screens, like a UFC fight gone terribly wrong.
Would they spend Saturday nights on the couch together, watching bad reality TV and nursing a bottle of Charles Shaw until 1 00 a.m.? Would this child and my mother fight so terribly and cry so much that eventually, the two of them would just end up in a fit of hysterical laughter?
I shared the disappointment of her losing a hard fought and terribly close campaign.
He's fighting to destroy something terribly bad and we all benefit from his fight.
But hanging down here, on one of the lower financial rungs of single motherhood, I figured out early that it's not terribly effective to fight one kind of bad parenting (neglect) with another (punishment).
He saw his "father really fight it, and lose pretty terribly," Clooney said of the embarrassing struggle to avoid such political patronage.
