Sentence examples for fighting somewhere from inspiring English sources

What is clear is that he lost his life in 529 bc, fighting somewhere in the region of the Oxus (Amu Darya) and Jaxartes (Syr Darya) rivers.

Next year may be the first since at least 1914 that British soldiers, sailors and air crews will not be engaged in fighting somewhere – the first time Britain is totally at peace with the rest of the world.

And those Kurdish sceptics of peace may include his own elder brother, Nurettin, who served 12 years in a Turkish jail for membership of the PKK's youth wing and is now believed to be fighting somewhere in Syria or Iraq.

British foreign secretary Philip Hammond, sitting alongside him, was quick to point out that Lavrov's remarks made the chance of a temporary halt to fighting "somewhere close to zero".

That was back in May 2001, and the idea of ever fighting somewhere overseas was a foreign one.

This could result in a scenario where US commanders are directing UAE combat aircraft to hit a US tank full of foreign jihadists fighting somewhere in Iraq against Kurdish Peshmerga.

Cox and Spector were far from the only ones commenting on Wednesday, but generally the argument for and against fighting falls somewhere along the lines they laid out: fighting in hockey is either absurdly barbaric, or it is the manifestation of the purest emotions of the noble warrior.

Mitchell is the rare novelist who makes me see that path clearly: it starts among suburban houses, passes through a meadow where boys are fighting, and somewhere up ahead leads into a shrinking wood, populated by ghosts on skates, lunatic beekeepers and Gypsies crouched around a dying fire.

"Brad is fighting zombies somewhere and Robert is lost at sea," said Tisch, referencing their recent movies, adding that the two asked her to "extend their deepest gratitude to Wallis for the creation of this wonderful center".

Come to that, Martha and Mickey are still running round somewhere fighting Sontarans.

Local opponents — environmentalists, community activists — are fighting hard, but somewhere, almost every day, a new piece of natural gas infrastructure goes up.