Sentence examples for fought loud from inspiring English sources

As Mary McGuigan tells it, before she and her husband, Bob, started a family custard business, their eight children fought loud and hard about what to name the baby enterprise.

And, never known for his reticence, he wrote not one but three autobiographies and in the 1970s fought a loud and nasty battle with city officials to get the name of the street in the Hollywood Hills on which he lived changed to Rue de Vallee.

And we're working with African leaders like President Compaoré (Burkina Faso), President Ouattara (Côte d'Ivoire), President Sirleaf (Liberia), President Kikwete (Tanzania), and President Museveni (Uganda), to ensure their fellow policy-makers in Africa and around the world hear their message of commitment to the malaria fight loud and clear.

Without a conscious decision to stay and fight, out loud, I fear our silence could be deafening.

Most often found in the foyer of a New England home where a married couple bitterly fights in loud whispers.

Whenever they start to fight, make loud noises.

I cheered along as the Senator fought harder, talked louder, and stood up longer in an attempt to defeat a bill that threatens the very heart of reproductive health and rights.

But if the ultimate goal is clean water and agriculture productivity, then the ag lobby is going to have to fight hard and loud for conservation funding.

According to Edmonds, the man tried to rob him, and as he fought back he heard a loud crack.

Black powder smoke was so thick, and guns so loud, that soldiers fought half-blind and half-deaf.

"And if the conditions in the building improve, we think the problems we deal with -- the rats and fights and loud music -- will improve as well".