Sentence examples for fighting powers from inspiring English sources

McPhee intends all of this -- and it is wonderfully written -- to be a tribute to the fighting powers of the shad.

He compared Decatur with Selma, Alabama, where the black equal-rights movement came of age in a defiant march in 1965; talked darkly of "fighting powers unseen"; and likened himself to Martin Luther King and Nelson Mandela.

When the second world war broke out on 3 September 1939, the populations of the fighting powers expected immediate air raids as the enemy tried to achieve the feared "knock-out blow" from the air.

Lucy is forever removing helmets and sundry other disguises, shaking out her fabulous hair in slo-mo, and then launching into an airborne display of fighting powers showing the kind of uninhibited joie de vivre with which, in another context, she might rollerblade along the beach pulled by a couple of Afghan hounds.

The black-tongued twins, who are supposed to possess divine fighting powers, stayed in the jungle with other followers.Among the group, however, were three or more of the student rebels who had seized the Myanmar embassy in Bangkok last October.

Lemon Grass is well-known for its citronella fighting powers which repels bugs especially mosquitoes.

Opposition leaders obviously appreciate the fighting power of these groups.

It put the decline of our fighting power beyond all doubt..

And there is no question that their fighting power has grown.

The sentence gets all its fighting power from the jabbing of "ya," "ye," and "you're no".

The potential effectiveness of a military force derives from three attributes: fighting power, mobility, and range of movement.