Sentence examples for fighting each another from inspiring English sources
The possibility of collusion between the Taliban and Afghan officials suggests that, rather than fighting each another, the two Afghan sides may often cooperate under the noses of their wealthy benefactors.
Then, two versions of Spears, both wearing blue and red dresses with flowing trains, are seen fighting each other, another symbolism, this time of her fighting her inner demons.
He and the Orange County government are fighting each other in another court over whether public money should pay any damages resulting from the case.
One was the Croatian president, Franjo Tudjman: once they had stopped fighting one another (and reinforcing each other's nationalist fury), the Serb and Croat leaders colluded to carve up Bosnia.
Marston thanked two people from Aspen who were fighting another land swap, proposed by another billionaire.
The plaintiffs' lawyers are eager to fight the oil giant, just as soon as they get past fighting one another.
When the Soviets left, the rebel factions who fought against them, each heavily armed with American and captured Soviet weapons, started fighting one another.
Ali reaped millions of dollars from the fight game, and yet he was, at times, ambivalent about that history and the lurid spectacle of one man fighting another, particularly one black man fighting another.
