Sentence examples for get into fighting from inspiring English sources

They were wolves clearing out the stragglers, forcing the other animals to get into fighting trim.

He's much like the growing underclass they fear, happiest of all with the workless, shiftless kids who get into fighting and roaming and thieving.

The group needs its whipcracking rulemeister, just as an army boot camp needs its snarling, abusive sergeant if the soft-bellied newcomers are ever to get into fighting trim.

If escape is not possible or viable, get into fighting stance.

Until, that is, he gets into fighting.

Lean and mean in the boardroom, Niall FitzGerald, the co-chairman of Unilever, has been getting into fighting form outside the office to run in today's New York City Marathon.

I think the company under Tim Cook still has a lot of tricks left and getting into fighting stance is just the first one.

Of course, if your snausages are a bit too chubby to fit around the controller, you still have a month to do some finger exercises to get them into fighting shape.

With Groupon currently beating analyst expectations but still searching for a new permanent CEO after the ouster of founder Andrew Mason, it's moves like this one that are signals to the market that it is trying to get itself into fighting fit shape, cutting away some of the excess and focusing its products and execution.

"We were the lucky ones, because we didn't get tricked into fighting.

Each year U.S. officials swear that the Iraqi military is getting ever closer to combat readiness, but much like one of Zeno's paradoxes, the half-steps that military takes under American tutelage never seem to get it into fighting shape.