Sentence examples for go into fights from inspiring English sources

Don't go into fights with some champions like Teemo without vision, as that will not end well.

The trick is to force your body to go into fight mode.

"You get a call in the middle of the night: 'Johnny's been bad again.' Then you go into fight mode".

Don't get me wrong, I do go into fight mode, Charlotte will tell you building up to a camp that my mood changes and my demeanour changes.

That people find hard subject matter hard to deal with and often go into fight or flight.

"Carl has gone into fights before not 100% fit and paid the price and he has made the right decision to hang fire.

"So my group of friends and I went into fight-or-flight mode.

Your body's gone into fight-or-flight mode and it will pass.

When a person is under pressure, their body goes into "fight or flight" mode and adrenaline and noradrenaline are pumped into the body - causing sweating and reducing stomach activity.

The body goes into "fight or flight" mode, releasing a massive shot of adrenaline, which speeds up the heart rate and breathing, making you clammy, tingly and dry-mouthed.

When we get that knotted feeling, or butterflies, it means we're going into fight-or-flight mode, and that involves the blood vessels in the stomach contracting and sending blood to the muscles used in scrap or scarper scenarios.