Sentence examples for keep from fighting from inspiring English sources

For instance, he has no compunctions about pulling the rug out from under soldiers' rationalization of last resort -- that they fight over there to keep from fighting here.

But both sides -- and their free-spending, unregulated surrogates -- cannot keep from fighting and refighting some version of the same battle between cool and square, tuned in and turned off that divided them in their youth.

Yet one of the most promising students ever to grace an Illinois Solomon Schechter School can't keep from fighting others: Gurion's as bellicose as most anti-Semites think Israel is, and if you'd agree with them then you'd be his enemy, too.

Reich points out that Yemen has incentives to keep from fighting al Qaeda -- a ton of international aid flows their way.

Slowly introduce them to keep from fighting.

Perhaps no one suffers frustration more than a firefighter who is kept from fighting fires.

Fired by stories of jihad, and with the livelihood of smuggling threatened by shoot-first American patrolling of the border, they are said to chafe at being kept from fighting the infidel intruders.Such tensions do boil over.

Informal turf agreements keep people from fighting over the same territories.

"She was trying to keep them from fighting," said the father, Charles Rogucki, 71, adding that Ms. Rogucki is his youngest child.

My mother, she'd always end up running in from the front room crying, and trying to pull him off me, try to keep us from fighting with each other.... I'd always end up running out the back door and pulling away from him.

"Peace does not reside in agreements and signatures but in the hearts of men," said a Ugandan newspaper editor.Perhaps the best reason for optimism is that Britain, which is a big donor to both countries, is determined to keep them from fighting.