Sentence examples for fighting constant from inspiring English sources

She does not want to reveal how much she weighs, but she is fighting constant hunger, and progress is slow.

He walks slowly, seeking to maintain a fragile balance with every step and fighting constant, acute pain.

Until it can do that, the party seems doomed to be at best the centre of a coalition government, fighting constant battles with its own partners.

It means fighting the constant pressure to revert to the standard.

"Going onto the ice, you're fighting a constant battle with your sense of awe," Cheek said.

The combined company has never fulfilled expectations, fighting a constant battle to remain relevant in an increasingly competitive sector.

But the joke is that, from the double-take he does on first clapping eyes on Sloane, he is fighting a constant battle with his sexual hunger.

… such as York, Chester, the Lakes – where a minority of distinguished venues are fighting a constant rearguard action against those happy to dole out overpriced rubbish to gullible visitors.

"These days the situation has returned to the early days of the war, fighting and constant shelling in several areas, no airports, no ports and no electricity … The future in Yemen is unknown but I am afraid it will be a scary and dangerous future, not only for Yemen, but the whole of the area".

The world's museums are fighting a constant battle to preserve their specimens, in the face of marauding pests determined to eat them up.

There was also constant fighting.