Sentence examples for harsh fighting from inspiring English sources
Moving south in March 1846, Thomas saw action at Fort Brown, Palo Alto and harsh fighting in Monterrey.
"Police forces have tactically withdrawn from the district center early this morning about 5 a.m. following harsh fighting and due to lack of ammunition, and to avoid civilian casualties," General Zahid said in a telephone interview.
Skåneland became the site of harsh fighting, especially in the 16th, 17th and 18th century, as Denmark and Sweden confronted each other for control of the Baltic.
After harsh fighting, the 4th Armoured Division captured Soulangy but the gains made were minimal as strong German resistance prevented a breakthrough to Trun.
At 21 he joined the Italian Resistance for 20 months of the harshest fighting in the Maritime Alps.
He strode forward at a pitched angle, as if fighting a harsh headwind, and went to look for his wife.
At the end of May the 77th Indian brigade, including the 3/6th Gurkha battalion, was told to seize Mogaung itself, leading to several weeks of bitter fighting in harsh terrain.
In September 1940, Dole was able to present his case to General George C. Marshall, the Army Chief of Staff, who agreed with Dole's assessment, deciding to create a "Mountain" unit for fighting in harsh terrain.
Both states have public universities that are college-sports powerhouses.On the surface, it seems incongruous that states are only now showing signs of a crackdown on breaches of amateurism just at a time when criticism of the NCAA has never been harsher, the association is fighting a class-action antitrust lawsuit from players and some athletes are now agitating to form a union.
New Labour's ministers may, in their harsh, tabloid-pleasing rhetoric, be fighting back a "flood", but the asylum seekers "crisis" is actually a trickle.
Rachell decided that women who have fought through a grueling disease should never have to give up a body part in order to survive and is now fighting against that harsh reality.
