Sentence examples for fought away from inspiring English sources

Horton fought away in fourth spot for much of the race but faded further in the last 400m as Paltrinieri swam his own race with an unstoppable lead.

"We have had two good, hard fought away victories but we know will have to be at our best again to come away from Murrayfield with the result".

But we should also celebrate those like Eugene Allen who fought away from the front lines -- far from the white hot glare of the media.

Scientists believe a spicy curry can fight away common symptoms of colds.

Football hooligans, keen to find somewhere to fight away from police eyes, would occasionally used the car parks and footbridges as battlegrounds.

The previous strategy emphasized denying sanctuaries to insurgents, blocking infiltration routes from Pakistan and trying to fight away from populated areas, where NATO's superior firepower could be massed, in theory, with less risk to civilians.

McCullom is in a bit of pain out there, it looks as though he's got a little back strain, but tries to fight away the pain with a thwack down the ground.

Borgore asked them why girls always DJ in pairs and their response was: "One of us has to fight away the douchebags".

Spray yourself with something that fights away the mosquitoes like an aerogard spray you can buy at any local store.

Apart from such, if you will combine it with aloe vera and wild yam, studies suggest that you will be able to come up with a strong immune boosting force that is best to fight away bacteria and viruses.

Then, when her feet are clean and her nails are short and clean, put her feet in a foot spa (If you have one!) Then let her feet soak for a while foot creams like Cinnamon are really good - they fight away any bad smells on her feet leaving them fresh.