Sentence examples for fight to train from inspiring English sources

You would not have known that from the venom with which he pounded the bag, or the sweat he worked up on the speed ball – even though he knew he had no fight to train for.

He goes to Las Vegas not to fight but to train, believing it helps him "get away from distractions".

Ancient Greece's most feared warriors, the Spartans, were trained to fight to the death -- fighting alongside their bisexual partners.

Lawrence plays rebel heroine Katniss Everdeen, who is trained to fight to the death in televised competitions in a future US society called Panem.

The gladiators were trained to fight to death.

So if you lose a fight try to train even harder after being defeated, but politely ask for the fight don't fuss about it.

Upon graduating high school he signed up with the Krazy Bee fight team to train under his hero, Kid Yamamoto.

The next day at his group therapy session with Mark's students, Clone Mark turns it into a fight club to train them for the bowling tournament.

The U.S. Navy argues that the risk to whales from sonar is not as great as many scientists and conservationists believe, and it has fought to continue training exercises.

Before he was born, in 1839, residents here had fought to stop any train from coming to town.

Thousands of young Tunisians did "go away" to fight in Iraq and Syria, or to train with radical Islamist groups in neighbouring Libya.