Sentence examples for hammer fought from inspiring English sources

"Although Hammer fought against the censors, they did them some favours when it came to longevity.

It's a gonzo adventure in grievous bodily harm (crimes against teeth and tongue; a virtuoso hammer fight) and a Greek tragedy that erupts with the madness of vengeance.

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If you go out there and get hammered but fought to the very end and came out bloody, then you walk off with your head held high.

"It is important to bring women into politics, not as a hammer to fight corruption, but to fight gender inequality," Ms. Hodess said.

Ever since, union leaders and nonunion contractors have fought hammer and tongs for a bigger share of the shrunken business, much of which is public sector construction.

The Supreme Court said that Mr Bush had the right to hold combatants without trial but, crucially, it decided that the detainees at Guantánamo could have recourse to the United States courts—something Mr Bush has (disgracefully) fought hammer and tongs.

The Hammers indicated they fought off interest from "some of Europe's biggest clubs" to seal the deal.

"They showed true character, played a great game, turned the hammer around and really fought hard.

The Saints, this city's historically hapless National Football League franchise, have been hammered flat in some seasons, fought valiantly to avoid one more losing record in others and, now and then, been good enough to tease an oddly hopeful, devoted city into thinking things would get better.

Redknapp has managed four clubs since the Hammers and his Tottenham side fought back from four goals down to draw at the Emirates in 2008 in one of the best north-London derbies in history.