Sentence examples for fighting looking from inspiring English sources

A young message runner returns from the fighting "looking like a maniac," calling for Captain Leane but unable to recognise the officer.

A third showed muscular troops, topless and lounging on grass during a lull in the fighting, looking as much like a high-school sports team as an infantry squad.

Street fighting looks authentic, but Major General Garrison (Sam Shepard) blows a lot of Cuban cigar smoke and the earnest Sergeant Eversmann Josh Hartnettt) seems to be the only one who feels he is doing the slightest bit of good in the area.

"To keep fighting looks good to the tea party activists, and in Miller's mind, could preserve his political options in the future," said Jennifer Duffy, senior editor with the Cook Political Report, via e-mail Tuesday.

However, it was weeks before external forces intervened and, according to some, only when fighting looked set to disrupt Kurdistan's capital, Erbil, home of many US oil firms.

Here's what the fighting looks like from the front lines.

Already the Ministry of Finance is indicating that this year's tax revenues may fall below target.Other battles that Mr Koizumi persists in fighting look less wrong-headed than simply irrelevant.

Far from surrendering any outlawed material, the Iraqis have denied that it exists.To those who say it is not worth war to strip Iraq of its mass-killing weapons, any ruse that prevents fighting looks welcome.

One tells us that she still doesn't know how to make fake fighting look real.

America's quick eviction of his army from the tiny oil state after only 100 hours of ground fighting looked at the time like a triumph.

The fighting looked and sounded different within the Bitola stage's hard shiny walls and crashing metal doors, through which one caught occasional glimpses of a primitive open-mouthed raven on the back wall.