Sentence examples for fighting past from inspiring English sources

But Mr Romney has vowed to continue fighting past Tuesday, just in case.

It makes Boris look like someone in tune with the future, while Cameron looks like a Major-Blair-Brown era politician still fighting past wars.

They kept losing because they were too often fighting past battles, while Labour was fighting about things voters actually cared about, like public service reform.

The biggest worry is that the Conservatives are still fighting past battles, and are yet to grasp the nature of the current crisis.

Some think Hoosier is a remnant of pioneering days, when curious folks would holler "who's here?" There are also references to "Hoosier's men", labourers from Indiana employed by Samuel Hoosier to work on the Louisville and Portland Canal in Kentucky.Others maintain the term stems from Indiana's fighting past.

Meanwhile, Button was fighting past Hulkenberg and then Schumacher, to move quietly into third place.

The Spaniard's team-mate Felipe Massa took fifth, fighting past the Lotus cars of Romain Grosjean and Kimi Raikkonen in the closing laps after the Lotus team's gamble to try to do only three pit stops rather than four failed.

In The Path of the Hobbits, Frodo, Sam and Gollum must first escape from Osgiliath, fighting past orcs to get to the sewers and ensuring that Frodo is not captured by the Nazgûl.

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Washington has become the main protector of the Sunnis, and it should use that influence to encourage the development of a new generation of politicians committed to solving current problems not re-fighting past wars.

After a particularly tense meal, I'll dwell on all the ways I've failed my child, how I've dragged out this battle of wills long past the point where I should've stopped fighting — years past it.