Sentence examples for great fighting from inspiring English sources

One surprise is a page from the "Shahnama," the Persian "Book of Kings," showing the monarch Iskandar (otherwise known as Alexander the Great) fighting off the one-horned, equine Monster of Habash.

And, making the reference to Georgia even more explicit, he added that "among the descendants of war heroes marching in the square are those who in actual battle have demonstrated the great fighting efficiency of the modern Russian army".There was no room in the celebrations to mention Russia's wartime allies or to re-examine Stalin's destructive war strategy.

The show is a gateway to various fantasy worlds, some of them beyond the scope of medieval Western Europe; a page from the "Shahnama," the Persian "Book of Kings," shows the monarch Iskandar (otherwise known as Alexander the Great) fighting off the one-horned, equine Monster of Habash.

'There is a great, fighting spirit in this team and I just wished we had showed it from the start.' The Dons could have taken a first-minute lead if Connolly had not hit the woodwork with a low shot, but Palace went ahead when Gray controlled Routledge's cross and turned to shoot past Kelvin Davis in the 15th minute.

Those first two years I was in F1, Monaco was great, fighting with McLaren team-mate Fernando Alonso in 2007 and then the Ferraris in 2008.

"I'm in great fighting shape right now".

Supplying arms in a civil war will always be controversial and in the short term would lead to greater fighting and more deaths.

In short, because Mayweather and Pacquiao are widely recognised as the two best boxers in the world - and it is a rare thing to have two all-time greats fighting in the same weight division at the same time.

President Franklin D. Roosevelt appeared to greatly esteem Patton and his abilities, stating "he is our greatest fighting general, and sheer joy".

With increasing prize pots, matches being broadcast on ESPN, and celebrities like Lupe Fiasco throwing down with FGC greats, fighting games have never had a higher profile than they do now.

As Eisenhower prepared for the political stage, every misspoken or emotionally charged word uttered by his greatest fighting general threatened to undermine Eisenhower's credibility and authority, as well as the progress of a post-war order.