Sentence examples for fighting someone from inspiring English sources

Fighting an unpopular war is one thing, but fighting someone else's unpopular war is something else entirely.

Protecting yourself and fighting someone are two completely different things because if you fight it means you're causing a commotion but if you protect yourself it means you're trying to calm things down.

But the reality of it is, most professional fighters avoid getting into fights in public because it's not interesting fighting someone who doesn't know anything.

This way, you're really fighting someone.

"I practiced O.K., but I'd freeze up when I was fighting someone.

Another says he shouldn't die fighting "someone else's war," an echo of America First rallies.

And worse is to look out the window and see that it's someone fighting with someone who is not there.

For the 51-year-old engineer and rugby fanatic, described lovingly by his widow as an "argumentative, awkward alpha male who was always upsetting someone or fighting with someone", the life his doctors had salvaged was simply not worth living.

Even at the wedding he was … fighting with someone".

The man told police that he was fighting with someone over a gun when it discharged.

"We have to keep fighting until someone tells us to go home," Manager Charlie Manuel said.