Sentence examples for fighting would be from inspiring English sources

Figures close to the regime admitted to me that an end of fighting would be the day of reckoning for the Assad entourage.

When the English invaders appeared in 1664, the Dutch merchants in Lower Manhattan knew fighting would be bad for business and successfully urged a quick surrender.

While pursuing a degree in international studies, he started to think about how valuable a campus like his own could be to R.O.T.C. "You'd get these smart urbanized Army officers," he said, "a more diverse Army officers corps, which, given the type of wars we've been fighting, would be a good thing".

At the top of the news this day is America's entry into war, "a brand, spanking new war," as the News Man calls it, that "is being fought somewhere against an unknown enemy" because the Pentagon has decided that to reveal whom and where American forces are fighting would be a security risk.

Yet most of those fighting would be hard pressed to tell you the financial value of an exemption they are so emotionally invested in "winning".

The proposed pipeline she's fighting would be a 162-mile extension of an existing pipeline in Texas.

There's no guarantee that I'd present myself as a hero, a corrective measure against social corrosion; with unbreakable skin and super strength, crime-fighting would be the least of my concerns.

To have deserted when Germany was fighting would have been an act of resistance.

Many, however, said that they believed the break in fighting would only be temporary.

The individual they are fighting would appear to be my grandmother herself.

"It compromises their integrity and their inflation-fighting mandate, because fighting inflation would be a direct detriment to their portfolio," Mr. Zervos said.