Sentence examples for fight with something from inspiring English sources

He had helped noble, barefoot warriors to fight with something more than knives and stones.

Ungh! Ungh!" The letter opener flew across the floor, but Veronica Hapgood continued to fight with something like valiance.

I think Gutmann is correct in associating war, as it traditionally has been fought, with "something called the Patriarchy".

"Is picking a fight with the Pope something you'd want to use to dominate the news day?

I didn't know what to do with this information right away, so I didn't say anything until a month later, when he picked a fight with me over something stupid.

If they try to start a fight with you say something like "You're so cute" or "Stop it you".

If you think you will start yelling at him say: "I'm not gonna fight with you about something this ridiculous".

The CFPB should combine its fight against predatory firms with something new and different – it could champion new lending models designed to help improve Americans' debt and cash flow.

Last night he fought like a man with something to prove to himself as well as his legion of fans from Dagenham.

It'll be as if instead of Fight Club, we wound up with something more like Love Club.

You look like you've been in a fight with some squirrels or something".