Sentence examples for fighting for room from inspiring English sources

Maybe he will no longer find himself fighting for room at the front of the store.

Transplant cacti when they are fighting for room.

Both are fighting for living room dominance, but the Popbox has made the first move as it's finally available directly from Amazon.

The winter of 1929-30 was the most active period in the room's history, the library said, with New Yorkers fighting for standing-room-only space.

During that most barbarous of conflicts, the opposing Russian and German commanders both developed nervous conditions, while the house-to-house fighting was so grimly incremental among the rubble of the city that the mirthless joke among the Germans was that they'd taken the kitchen but were still fighting for the living room.

Of course, we tolerate this because it's still easier than trekking around to a dozen different stores and fighting for a dressing room and waiting in line.

"When my life is all over," he said, "when in those last 30 seconds that I am fighting for breath in some room, I will make a plea to God.

When fans first catch up with her in "The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest," she's in a hospital emergency room, fighting for her life: there are wounds in her shoulder and hip and a bullet lodged in her brain, and should she recover, she is supposed to stand trial for three murders.

There are executives who will pump on their own schedules instead of fighting for the one lactation room available for multiple women".

Gabrielle Giffords lies in a hospital room fighting for her life, and a precious nine-year-old girl is dead along with five others.

But it hasn't been that much more than routine, and there are a lot of detectives in the squad room now fighting for screen time.