Sentence examples for fighting professional from inspiring English sources

While the fusion of Madero's, Villa's and Orozco's men did result in a number of troops sufficient to form a force capable of fighting professional soldiers in pitched encounters, the federal troops still had the advantage in terms of training and discipline.

Now, it's nearly impossible for an untrained civilian to effectively conceal themselves let alone move undetected under a trained eye, but hopefully you're not fighting professional soldiers.

They also have very sophisticated resources to help them, such as ex-military or Olympic personnel, fighting professionals, gadget geeks and intelligence workers.

Mixed martial arts fighting, like professional wrestling, is about more than just an athlete's performance in the ring.

But he does not blame his troubles on 13 years of fighting in professional hockey — quite the contrary.

This is particularly important if you are fighting a professional army as it is the only realistic way in neutralising their power.

Katie Kitamura's fiction is filled with caged men — men trapped in waning bodies, fighting for professional and psychic survival, fighting for dignity, or at least the appearance of it.

Professional fighting, unlike professional ball playing, does not have their educational requirements, so keep your composure, when some of your old fans, who followed your career in their youth, are now educated and respected professionals, come up to you bubbling with admiration.

But before their notoriety, the twins were enthusiastic young boxers, cutting their teeth in the carnival booths of the East End and eventually fighting as professionals.

Don't hold an object I get that officers have tasers with great de-escalating, limb-aiming abilities, but if you're rocking a screwdriver that'll put the fear in three or more able-bodied crime-fighting professionals.

But Grant has been fighting as a professional only since 1994.