Sentence examples for men fighting with from inspiring English sources

Riak, looking bleary, said he had slept poorly, plagued by dreams of men fighting with spears.

It showed the men fighting with Mr Jenkins and his two other friends, resulting in damaged teeth to Mr Jenkins and a fractured nose to another man.

While the prosecution was economical in laying out its arguments, Zimmerman's defense meandered through a more than two-hour statement that included narrative detours, tangents, and at least one instance of diagramming a crude sketch of two men fighting with the words "red-shirt, bottom, black-shirt top".

Frank Frazetta, an illustrator of comic books, movie posters and paperback book covers whose visions of musclebound men fighting with swords and axes to defend scantily dressed women helped define fantasy heroes like Conan, Tarzan and John Carter of Mars, died on Monday in Fort Myers, Fla.

This, of course, was BattleBots a TV series about grown men fighting with remote-controlled robots.

For example, I am often asked why British men fighting against Assad are prosecuted, while British men fighting with the Israeli Defense Force in Palestine are not prosecuted.

The gun, which was fired four times, might have belonged to the man fighting with Mr. Alvarez before the first two shots went off during their confrontation.

Ahead of him on the sidewalk was a man fighting with a tattered umbrella, which was funnelling rain onto the man's back rather than shearing it away from him.

He was not an American Gibbon, chronicling the decline and fall of the American empire, but a courageous and visionary Christian blues man, fighting with style and love in the face of the four catastrophes he identified.

The figure of Lee takes on tragic dimensions; he is superbly portrayed by the baritone Dwayne Croft as a man fighting with all his heart for a cause in which he does not fully believe.

At the Almeida in 1997, Ralph Fiennes, in a moment of revelation for British theatre, finally played the part the way the author wanted, revealing Ivanov not as a landowner lost in useless introspection, but a man who found the whole Russian tradition of introspection and self-pity humiliating, a man fighting with all his willpower not to surrender to stereotype.