Sentence examples for long-running fights from inspiring English sources

Have evangelicals surrendered in some of their long-running fights?

That city's long-running fight over school busing becomes a metaphor for race relations.

The battle is a particularly vivid example of the long-running fight between the left and right within the church.

The end may be near for the long-running fight between Macy's and J. C. Penney over Martha Stewart merchandise.

Iraq has complained about Turkish violations of its territory before in Turkey's long-running fight with Kurdish militants.

The walkout was an escalation of a long-running fight between the restaurateur Dean J. Poll, who operates the Boathouse, and the union representing the workers.

Frustration at losing a long-running fight to take over Russia's Stolichnaya vodka may have tempted Pernod to land a knockout blow.

But the title is also an extension of the long-running "Fight for your right to party" theme in her music.

Meanwhile, the long-running fight over billions of dollars in access fees paid by long-distance providers to the Bells has moved into the debate.

Some cite John F. Welch Jr., the former General Electric chairman and his long-running fight with the Environmental Protection Agency over pollution of the Hudson River with P.C.B.'s by the company's plants.

Third, the bitter procedural debate when this bombshell dropped in the Senate on Wednesday brought into the open deeper political motivations behind this long-running fight.