Sentence examples similar to fought mark from inspiring English sources

In 1959 he fought Mark Carlisle, later Ted Heath's Education Secretary, in Runcorn.

The fight marked the first time Hughes had been knocked out (he had previously lost via technical knockout).

It was founded by a splinter group in 1998, amid a power struggle marked by fights at another Sikh gurdwara in Richmond Hill.

Gharib broke from the pack near the 27-kilometer mark, and fought through stomach pain to win.

In his first individual final at international level, Thorpe was fifth at the 300 m mark, but fought back to claim silver in the 400 m freestyle behind Hackett in a time of 3 min 49.64 s.

4/5 This one was literally fought over and gained high marks for appearance.

Szenes Bence had put the hosts ahead just after the hour-mark but Scotland fought back.

The historic contribution made by Sikh soldiers who fought for Britain has been marked by the Army at an event at Sandhurst Royal Military Academy in Camberley, Surrey.

"Today marks a hard fought victory for Missourians who, for far too long, faced insurmountable challenges to accessing safe, legal abortion," he said.

You don't really need to take a flight, still less pick a fight, to mark ambivalence about the rites of winter.

And yet this week laid bare the divisions which – while lacking the lurid colours of the Republican fight – increasingly mark his own party.