Sentence examples for fighting room from inspiring English sources

The front was too small: some men, finding no fighting room, withdrew; the rest, in too close order, made a perfect target for arrows.

His video footage, much of it shot on the day he was killed, shows the most close-quarters combat I've ever seen, of men literally fighting room to room.

An unusual coalition — Kurdish warriors fighting room to room on the ground and Western warplanes bombing on a daily basis from the skies — has forced the militants out of Kobani, a dusty Syrian town that was built around a train stop near the Turkish border a century ago.

An unusual coalition Kurdish warriors fighting room to room on the ground and Western warplanes bombing on a daily basis from the skies has forced the militants out of Kobani, a dusty Syrian town that was built around a train stop near the Turkish border a century ago.

Once the light horsemen succeeded in entering the station buildings, hand-to-hand fighting from room-to-room with rifles, bayonets, and swords, followed.

Maybe he will no longer find himself fighting for room at the front of the store.

Transplant cacti when they are fighting for room.

Your boy and me will be in this locker room, fighting together in my retirement year.

I often lock myself in my room fighting my tears that want to spring out unannounced at any moment.

When fans first catch up with her in "The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest," she's in a hospital emergency room, fighting for her life: there are wounds in her shoulder and hip and a bullet lodged in her brain, and should she recover, she is supposed to stand trial for three murders.

Green MP Caroline Lucas claimed hers was the only party fighting the spare room subsidy, that she called the "bedroom tax".