Sentence examples for involve a fight from inspiring English sources

(Nearly falling out of a swivel chair and informed that it was invented by Thomas Jefferson, she snarled, "Why does every day involve a fight with an American?") Kate Lewis, 39, an executive director of human resources at Condé Nast Publications, took some license with the time frame (1916) of the second season premiere to prepare an Edwardian feast.

"Twinkle," a remarkably odd track that Badu co-produced with the engineer Mike Chavarria — he is responsible for many of the album's deep and strange sounds — starts with a sample of what might be film dialogue, and seems to involve a fight.

"Twinkle," a remarkably odd track that Badu co-produced with the engineer Mike Chavarria he is responsible for many of the album's deep and strange sounds—starts with a sample of what might be film dialogue, and seems to involve a fight.

Some of the most notable battles will be fought over these bills: * The Labor-Health and Human Services bill: Always one of the most contentious of the spending measures, this year's version will involve a fight over Mr. Clinton's proposal to provide $1.3 billion for school repairs and $1.8 billion for the president's seven-year program to hire 100,000 teachers.

That doesn't always involve a fight.

Conflict doesn't have to involve a fist fight or a shootout to count as high drama.

If a game involves a fight, Enright blocks it.

Both men say getting their money back involved a fight.

It involves a fight between Lola Schwitters and Ernst Schwitters's mistress as well the gallery, specifically Marlborough in Liechtenstein.

One story in the book involves a fight at a Seal bar between Kyle and a celebrity he calls "Scruff Face".

It was not just anarchists but young Italian factory workers – complete with their sideburns – who first expressed the idea that liberation involves a fight against work itself.