Sentence examples for fought out of from inspiring English sources
It was, some argue, the only war Israel fought out of choice rather than necessity.
It's a strange kind of war, and not simply because it's being fought out of public view.
She has no doubt that she will win her fight against NYU, which she says has been fought out of a "question of respect".
It is a war that is being fought out of the international eye, because the Indonesian military has largely banned journalists and Western observers.
Rusev then interrupted Henry and kicked him in the end but just as he was about to lock in the Accolade, the World's Strongest Man fought out of it, slammed Rusev and threw him out of the ring.
Coalition officials also reported that Iraqi forces had fought out of uniform, had flown false flags of surrender and then attacked, and had massed civilians to shield themselves from attack, all considered violations of the codes of war.
Instead $1 million was earmarked to fight out-of-state utilities that want to curtail coal use.
"Courts are not the place to fight out issues of legitimate public policy," he said.
We just got to fight out of it and figure out how to get a win".
