Sentence examples for how he fought from inspiring English sources

HBR recently talked with Herbert about Amazon's entry into his niche and how he fought back.

Dante describes how he fought as a cavalryman against the Ghibellines, a banished Florentine party supporting the imperial cause.

"What set him apart was how strong he was in the air, how he fought for the ball," Gustard said.

Mr Geithner's book is part personal narrative and part treatise, laying out how he fought financial crises and why.

A farmer told us how he fought and won against the trialling of GM crops in Wales.

Afterward, he told his children that he hoped that they were proud of how he fought and refused to give up.

His victory over Mosley was that impressive, but still Mayweather correctly opined afterward that no matter whom he fights, or how he fights, he struggles to win over the public.

He has a flaming bow and arrow, some claws he won from Hades, a long blue sword, and two big blades, and every time he whirls around — and he whirls a lot, because that's how he fights — he's slashing at something.

"I know how he fights because I used to spar with him once in a while when I was an amateur," said Judah, who turned professional in September 1996 after winning 110 of 115 amateur bouts and 3 Golden Gloves championships.

Almost certainly Pacquiao will give him the biggest test of his career because, as with all fighters, his boxing DNA will define how he fights – and that is throwing, sharp, fast punches at angles and in bunches.

Think about how he fights the drug dealing mobsters and gets mauled by the dog.