Sentence examples for lives fought from inspiring English sources

"There was a heart-in-mouth moment when we watched a peregrine attack the pair but they recognised the threat and, in mid-air, on the longest flight of their lives fought it off.

We are in mourning for the people who 25 years ago fought to protect us," said Gennady Pikul, 50, referring to firefighters and other 'liquidators' who at risk to their lives fought to control the blazing reactor.

ʿUmar Tal lived, fought, and died more like a 7th-century warrior than a 19th-century political leader.

Between July and November 1916, thousands of men lived, fought and died – in great numbers – in these scrapes in the ground.

Millions of servicemen from across western Europe lived, fought and died in the muddy trenches of Belgium during World War One.

All are unexpected, chilling identifiers that Equality Illinois' (EQIL) CEO Bernard Cherkasov has lived, fought and even fled in his life.

Nottingham's Froch, 36, told BBC Radio 5 live: "Fighting at Wembley will be mind blowing.

Training was conducted in how to live, fight, and move on foot or on skis in snowy conditions.

It saves children's lives, fights for their rights and help them fulfil their potential.

They save children's lives, fight for their rights and help them fulfil their potential.

Some of us, at the ends of our lives, fight the letting go.