Sentence examples for harrowing fights from inspiring English sources

There have been loud, harrowing fights.

Will they ask for novels about teens who suffer because of the harrowing fights and serial "marriages" of their lesbian mothers?

It has been, as so often happens with Mr. Stuart, a simultaneously hilarious and harrowing fight.

She had not made a will, and after she died there was a harrowing fight over her son.

Not long after, Adams had a particularly harrowing fight with his mother and arranged to go to New York to live with his father and stepmother for a year.

Displaced people who said they had fled the Russian bombardment in South Ossetia described a harrowing fight that the young men from Tbilisi were trying to join.

In fact, it is something of a testament to the resilience of the economy that it has managed to keep growing, however sluggishly, despite repeated harrowing budget fights in Congress.

The pair created a tale from their acquaintances' harrowing stories of fights, police raids and family discord, interlacing the narrative with sequences of legal and illegal tagging.

The situation was not peaceful for local firefighters, several of whom had been dispatched to fight the harrowing blaze at Lake Arrowhead, about 20 miles west of here, and who were now focusing their efforts on protecting Big Bear Lake and the surrounding valley.

"We always maintained that he had a very close and loving relationship with is father". He said Mr McGarrigle found the legal fight "pretty harrowing" "It was clearly quite upsetting - not many people in those circumstances are having to justify and demonstrate that they loved their dad," he said.

Fincher then made Panic Room (2002), the tale of a mother (Jodie Foster) and daughter (Kristen Stewart) who fight off a harrowing home invasion.