Sentence examples for fought on that from inspiring English sources

But to assume automatically that the next election will be fought on that turf — it ain't necessarily so".

Later, every princely family in Asia Minor was to claim an ancestor who had fought on that prestigious day.

We are the prehistoric era in terms of direct lines of contact, in communication, and the battle will be fought on that ground".

Malcolm Turnbull is expected to call a double dissolution over industrial relations legislation but that is no guarantee the campaign will be fought on that issue.

Mindful of polls showing that the public gives Democrats higher marks than Republicans on a range of issues, Mr. Gore's aides said they hope the campaign can be fought on that terrain.

The course was still wet enough to warrant it, and that was the gist of what Els said he told the tour rules official Slugger White after hitting his second shot, from the fairway, into the water at No. 18. "Yeah, I fought on that," Els said, adding with a laugh, "They just don't want to listen to me".

On horseback, Hood was hit by shrapnel and one arm was shattered, but his men fought on, convinced that victory at Little Round Top could turn the entire Union flank and win the battle.

To fight on that issue would have been useless, he said.

But if Labour conference ultimately backs scrapping Trident, would he fight on that ticket?

Gould was opposed to the ERM and chose to fight on that issue, which in summer 1992 seemed curiously irrelevant.

In South Africa, they say, 'Yes, I am living in a slum,' and they will pull themselves together and fight on that basis.