Sentence examples for fighting to pull from inspiring English sources

Now he is among a group of actors fighting to pull on the long coat of Britain's most celebrated time traveller.

The local Aboriginal council is for the first time led by an Aboriginal who is fighting to pull the Tiwis from freefall.

But instead Johnson, who joined the business three months ago pledging to revive it, is fighting to pull Woolworths back from the abyss.

In this one it really felt like there was no fighting (to pull off tricks) at all, it felt like it was all meant to be.

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By crafting a message to appeal to a truly nationwide audience, he's given himself a real fighting chance to pull off a stunning upset on Oct. 7th.

One month after the center-right billionaire Sebastián Piñera won the first round of Chile's presidential election with 44 percent of the vote, old fears of the right's connections to the dictatorship of Gen. Augusto Pinochet have resurfaced, giving Mr. Frei a fighting chance to pull an upset in Sunday's presidential runoff.

The telecom giants' planned merger faces many hurdles, and many Wall Street analysts think Olivetti still has a fighting chance to pull off a victory in its hostile bid for Telecom Italia, The Wall Street Journal reports in its influential "Heard on the Street" column.

Deutsche Telekom's dt merger plans with Telecom Italia ti face many hurdles, and the smart money on Wall Street is betting that Olivetti still has a fighting chance to pull off a victory in its hostile bid for the Italian telecommunications provider, The Wall Street Journal reports in its influential "Heard on the Street" column.

Over the first five holes of his first round, Woods played, by his own standards, some scrappy stuff, especially off the tee, where he seemed always to be fighting to keep himself from pulling the ball around to the left.

Hibs need to display more fighting spirit to pull away from a relegation dogfight, according to former manager Mixu Paatelainen.