Sentence examples for fought can be from inspiring English sources

Almost any war that was ever fought can be represented in a chess set: the Civil War, the American Revolution, World War II in North Africa or the Pacific or in the air, Rome versus Carthage, Wellington versus Napoleon, hobbits versus monsters.

The author, Yale professor Harry S. Stout, uses "the just war theory" — or the idea that why wars are fought can be justified through historical or theoretical examination — to evaluate the ethical and moral drivers of both the Union and the Confederacy.

"Fights" can be a serious business.

Fighting can be stupid.

Fighting can be constant.

Preservation fights can be notably fierce.

But both fights can be exhausting.

Sometimes putting on big fights can be pure aggravation.

If I'm clever, this fight can be easy".

Tough nominating fights can be debilitating for parties.

"I am not sure," he added, "that this fight can be decided without powder".