Sentence examples for fighting road from inspiring English sources

She also saved Stewart's life twice within their first two weeks together, by keeping him awake as he was fighting road fatigue.

In 2008 it forecast that, by 2050, 111 nations would have rates between 1.85 and 2.1, the so-called "replacement rate" at which the population exactly reproduces itself.In this section Me, myself and them Nothing new under the sun Fighting road kill...isn't destiny, one hopes ReprintsThe new projection uses a different method of calculating future rates, which takes better account of local trends.

A month later he reappeared, tortured and is now facing trial.In this section Me, myself and them Nothing new under the sun Fighting road kill...isn't destiny, one hopes ReprintsPost-revolutionary leaders can find it all too easy to slip into the abusive habits of their predecessors.

Road rules and other safety measures have yet to catch up.In this section Me, myself and them Nothing new under the sun Fighting road kill...isn't destiny, one hopes ReprintsMany countries lack basic safety rules that could, the WHO argues, reduce the number of accidents.

He spoke on at least one Twyford Down rally in the 1990s to support Earth First fighting the roads programme.

"We don't want to be fighting the toll road again in a few years time.

I had followed the retreating Taliban from Kabul to Kandahar in 2001 and saw little fighting along the road.

Then they took him away in an ambulance, but until then he was just lying there on the road, fighting for his life".

The group was covering street fighting on a road leading to the port which regime troops have repeatedly attempted to capture when they came under grenade and mortar fire.

Mrs. Ete has undertaken it only once, to bury her deceased brother, and has vowed not to make it again, after passing through fighting on the road from Aleppo to Al Hasakah.

A young Tripoli businessman who asked to be called Mohamed told me of getting a call last July, telling him that two militias were fighting on the road to the airport.