Sentence examples for led to brawling from inspiring English sources

Business and climate groups have also been dismayed by a rerun of Australia's toxic climate politics, triggered when the prime minister linked a statewide blackout in South Australia in September explicitly to the state's use of renewable energy – which led to brawling between Canberra and the states on renewable energy targets.

Complaint over loud 'boom box' music leads to brawl on Spirit Airlines flight.

(AP) SOUTH BRUNSWICK: SOCCER PARENTS BRAWL -- A soccer game between teams of 8- and 9-year-old boys led to a brawl among a dozen parents and coaches over a tie-breaking shootout, the police said.

The incident that night led to a brawl.

"Then they started teasing my friend and the same led to a brawl," he said.

When asked what he thought when he heard that Mawae's blindside block led to the brawl at practice last week, Martin said: "That's what he does.

In 1991, Elijah Tillery was disqualified when a punch from Bowe after the bell led to a brawl that saw Tillery showing off his martial arts skills, before being dragged over the ropes and swarmed by Bowe's people.

She was pushed aside by a guest from Sweden, which brought on the ire of the actress's boyfriend and led to a brawl that poured into the hallway.

He also said he had spoken with Thomas, including a conversation about what led to the brawls, and, as such, seemed to be inferring that Thomas might have been partly responsible for what occurred.

The London School of Economics said Monday that it was investigating allegations that a Nazi-themed drinking game during a student union ski trip to the French resort of Val d'Isère last month led to a brawl in which a Jewish student's nose was broken.

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