Sentence examples for had begun fighting from inspiring English sources
We had begun fighting over who should go and write in a cafe.
Within weeks, the "defeated" regime, with jihadist allies, had begun fighting back, of course, and the real Iraq war began.
He told me that he had begun fighting in 1979, when he was twelve years old and the Soviets invaded Afghanistan.
This was important, said Joseph J. Collins, a deputy assistant secretary of defense, because this was the first time the United States had begun fighting a war in a country already suffering from a humanitarian crisis.
Some groups of migrants and refugees had begun fighting one another and were chanting "open the gate, open the gate" to Croatian police who had built an improved fence to keep people out.
Then, late last month, news spread that a Virginia prison guard had fired rubber bullets at two Connecticut inmates who had begun fighting, prompting Representative Michael P. Lawlor, the co-chairman of the General Assembly's judiciary committee, to demand a written report and videotape of the incident.
But recently, Arab tribes have begun fighting Arab tribes, rebels have begun fighting rebels and armed men who seem to have no allegiances are attacking whoever crosses their path.
The PKK promptly declared a ceasefire and is instead gathering force in Syria where it has begun fighting forces loyal to Bashar Assad, the president.
There is eager anticipation of the building of a mining road that would reduce the village's isolation, and locals have begun fighting over the expected windfall from land sales.
