Sentence examples for haye from inspiring English sources
At some point Fury's bluster is going to run into the corrective force of the better boxer, just as Chisora discovered against Haye, and Haye against Wladimir Klitschko.
Haye is considering his future following his overwhelming points defeat by Wladimir, generally regarded as the weaker of the Ukrainian brothers, in Hamburg on Saturday night.
Haye, a previous world champion himself, lost to Klitschko in Germany, but has this week announced his return to the ring in January and could be in line for a domestic dust-up with Fury in 2016.
Haye, like Fury, had tried insults as a tedious warm-up and then, in failure, offered a damaged toe as a reason for his surrender.
Haye, we shouldn't forget, was an accomplished world cruiserweight champion, but the idea he might be a loss to even the most impoverished heavyweight division remains utterly risible.
The veteran trainer admits he was sucker-punched into believing Haye would win after watching him in his Miami gym.
David Haye famously refrained from sex for six weeks before his fights, explaining his reticence with the mantra: "Find a lion that hasn't had some food for a while, and you've got a dangerous cat".
Although Descartes's birthplace, La Haye (now Descartes), France, is in Touraine, his family connections lie south, across the Creuse River in Poitou, where his father, Joachim, owned farms and houses in Châtellerault and Poitiers.
His father remarried in Rennes, leaving him in La Haye to be raised first by his maternal grandmother and then by his great-uncle in Châtellerault.
Still, Frederick experimented with a number of new taxes, notably with a new system of taxing tobacco and some less important commodities (introduced in 1766 under the supervision of a French entrepreneur, Le Haye de Launay), but these innovations did not bring about significant changes.
March 31, 1596 La Haye, France February 11 , 1650Stockholm, Sweden René Descartes, (born March 31 , 1596 La Haye, Touraine, France died February 11 , 1650 Stockholm, Sweden) French mathematician, scientist, and philosopher.
