Sentence examples for fighting toward from inspiring English sources

… Mr. Bale plays John Miller, a disreputable American vagabond who happens to be a mortician; as the film begins he is making his way through the fighting toward the church, where he is to be paid to conduct a burial… The Word of the Day and its definitions have been provided by Vocabulary.com and the Visual Thesaurus.

A strongly worded press release issued by the Sault family following her death claimed that their daughter was "on her way to wellness, bravely fighting toward holistic well-being after the harsh side effects that 12 weeks of chemotherapy inflicted on her body".

It is entirely possible that public attention will shift away from partisan fighting toward the work of the bipartisan committee, charged with finding $1.2 trillion in savings, which may serve as the last great test of a divided government's ability to address the fiscal crisis before the 2012 election.

A1 Thousands of people fleeing the fighting headed toward Freetown.

Mr. Mantello's best friend, the actor T. Scott Cunningham, played Felix, Ned's lover and, ultimately, his inspiration to keep fighting apathy toward AIDS.

Often I would get so absorbed in a battle as I walked home from the bus stop that I would continue fighting on toward victory in my apartment, ignoring far slicker games.

White adds that in low-income countries, many people, particularly children, still die because they do not get much-needed antibiotics; he calls for redirecting some of the money to be spent fighting resistance toward delivering antibiotics to these neglected patients.

"Money will go toward conservation, not toward fighting," says Richard Sedano, a former Vermont public service commissioner who is now a director of the Regulatory Assistance Project, a utility policy think tank.

Trump aides, including Katharine Gorka, a controversial national security analyst known for her anti-Muslim rhetoric, were already working toward eliminating Life After Hate's grant and to direct all funding toward fighting what the president has described as "radical Islamic terrorism".

The Obama campaign is marching toward the biggest nonincumbent Democratic presidential victory since 1932, and the Democratic Party is fighting its way toward its best overall presidential and Congressional year since 1964.

It could go a long way toward fighting global terror.