Sentence examples for had started fighting from inspiring English sources

The twins, however, had started fighting back.

In the confusion two dogs had started fighting, and one has a head wound.

She said she heard that a group of young women had started fighting shortly after the shooting.

Police said the events at Hyde Park and Stamford Hill were unlicensed music events, while the event at Burgess Park was "a large gathering where people had started fighting".

Savvy fans assumed that he was bluffing: only twelve of Bradley's thirty-one victories had come by knockout, and all but one of those had taken place in the early years of his career, before he had started fighting accomplished opponents.

It is told novelistically, though, in one of those passages where Patty's voice and Franzen's are synthesized: When she had started fighting, she fought hard, if not too well, and only for so long, because she was drunk for one of the first times ever….

"All of the world has started fighting over Iraq.

Then as they finally stumble up, they'll realize they should have started fighting 11 rounds ago.

"In principle, I'm against the Free Syrian Army," he said, referring to army defectors who have started fighting against the state.

The food industry and its lobbyists have started fighting back, running radio advertisements that criticize "food nags" as trying to take away choice.

Still, executives of Connecticut's older teams have started fighting back against the newcomers by touting their major-league affiliations and criticizing the newer teams' play as bush league.