Sentence examples for fighting approach from inspiring English sources

But Klinsmann spoke, too, about the risk that his players would not have the proper attitude — "a giving approach, a fighting approach," he called it — entering these games.

But what if, as with diet, we wanted to know the "specific" fire fighting approach that was "best".

Greystone is now home to 9,000 to 13,000 destitute Liberians, with newcomers trickling in over the last 24 hours as fighting approached Monrovia once again.

Among them was a 72-year-old Kachin woman, Mahkaw Lu, who still appeared rattled by the rushed exit from her village in October as fighting approached.

In a series of tweets, Chris Guinness, a spokesman for UNRWA, said that, as fighting approached the school on Thursday, its representatives on the ground tried to negotiate safe passage for the hundreds of people it was harboring.

Foreign airlines have suspended all flights to Damascus since fighting approached the airport in the past week, although some Syrian Air flights have used the airport in recent days.

While still a student at Carleton College in Northfield, Minnesota, she traveled to China to teach in a government school, leaving as the Japanese-Chinese fighting approached the town.

He describes his approach as "quality of life," and it is reminiscent of the Police Department's crime-fighting approach by that name.

The protesters' efforts to draw the army further in have not worked; Mr Khan has been stung by allegations he has been dancing to the army's tune and appears to have given up his street-fighting approach.

In an article in Slate – and a nod to the "broken windows" crime-fighting approach made famous during the Giuliani administration – the proposal was called "the triple-pane windows theory".

For Mr. Kelly, it was an unusually direct entry into a campaign in which he has often appeared by proxy, with Democratic candidates wrangling over just how much of his crime-fighting approach to toss out.