Sentence examples for fighting became from inspiring English sources

"Life had so little content, so little entertainment," he says, that "fighting became entertainment.

Feuds flared between the secret societies, and intermittent fighting became more frequent after 1871.

At one stage, as the fighting became more ferocious, Moulton drove his Warrior down what the platoon had dubbed "mortar mile".

In the past when fighting became intense, thousands of Palestinians fled from the West Bank into Jordan, where at least half the population is of Palestinian origin.

After a new round of peace negotiations failed in 2002, the fighting became more vicious; Lozada moved from Bogotá to the jungle, and began leading combat operations.

It was as if, in an instinctive response to the overwhelming power of the new weapons, the fighting became more prolonged but less intense there being only so much terror that men could stand.

But no matter how widespread the fighting becomes, the only country that could conceivably intervene militarily is Russia.

In such an environment, fighting becomes an intimate bonding ritual in which men demonstrate their mettle to one another and to the universe.

The criticism is informing a debate among television executives about what images to show from the conflict and what reports to broadcast if the fighting becomes bloody.

If the fighting becomes intense, they call for help from the army, which shoots artillery or blasts away with its tanks.

When the fighting becomes too violent, security guards with leather belts wrapped around their fists charge into the crowd, whipping funkeiros off their feet and producing huge welts on their bodies, or worse.