Sentence examples for fight though from inspiring English sources
The crucial fight, though, was in the Senate.
It was a 12-round fight, though, not a three-round fight.
The lead-up to this fight, though, seemed quieter than normal, the buzz, if not stifled, then muffled somewhat.
The driver's license fight, though, is about much more than insurance rates or hit-and-run accidents.
It takes too long to arrive at that fateful fight, though, and there's hardly enough time for a comprehensive accounting of its toll.
The nation is at war, and a number of Sayrafiezadeh's narrators sign up to fight, though never for the right reasons.
Szello and Jeffries had fought each other twice before and the British boxer won both fights, though narrowly.
There was still a war to be fought, though, Leonard said: "AQIM did not prevail on the battlefield, so it will shift to asymmetrical tactics.
It's amazing how styles make fights, though, because Garcia prepared for that kind of thing, rode it out and Khan's one mistake cost him.
This species is best known not for its fights, though, but for the health risk its stings pose to humans.
