Sentence examples for fighting furiously from inspiring English sources

Nor were they fighting furiously: "We had three girls," he explained.

At one end will be the elite schools, fighting furiously for their place in the various rankings tables.

The 92nd were among the first to cross the Arno river and the Gothic line as the Nazis retreated, still fighting furiously.

The ad opens with two boxers fighting furiously; by the close the pair morph into a battered woman lying on the floor with her husband standing over her.

It was a wedding party at which, according to Hetta, Dylan and Caitlin Thomas ended up fighting furiously under the table.

Israel and the Syrian opposition don't have much in common, but they do share some important mutual enemies, namely Hezbollah and Iran, both of which are fighting furiously to save Bashar al-Assad's government.

Nonetheless, they have been fighting back furiously, with suicide bombs among other means, since polling day: no sign at all of them letting up.The Muslim Scholars' Board, a gathering of Sunni clerics which has praised the insurgency, now says the rebels should stop fighting if a new government can set a timetable for an American troop withdrawal.

"If the Democrats and Republicans have been fighting so furiously about whether you're going to be confirmed, it's natural for some member of the public to think, well, you must be identified in a particular way as a result of that process," he said.

"If the Democrats and Republicans have been fighting so furiously about whether you're going to be confirmed, it's natural for some member of the public to think, well, you must be identified in a particular way as a result of that process.

The ruling Social Democrats led by Prime Minister Goran Persson are fighting back furiously, raising fears of radical change and attacking venture capitalists for calling for change at companies like Volvo.

Why then can't anybody make a laptop that, even with a pair of fans furiously fighting the good fight, doesn't heat up to thigh-charring degrees?