Sentence examples for new fights from inspiring English sources
But so far tribal leaders seemed even more reluctant than the British about picking new fights.
We haven't had any new fights, and find it fantastically nice to meet readers and the media face to face.
On a daily basis, the assembled Republicans hope to pick new fights based on Mr. Kerry's most recent statements, and those from his past.
I had accompanied Webb on the last leg of his journey to Roanoke, and as we made our way through the smoky rises and falls of the Blue Ridge he reflected on how his ancestors had crossed those mountains, after fleeing Ireland, only to take up new fights against new enemies — the Indians, the British, the Yankees, the Germans, the Vietcong.
The new fights over public universities will help to determine whether education will in fact be a right, a privilege, or, as John Allison and others would have it, a commodity to be bought and sold by students and donors alike.
The next mayor should gird for new fights along with the old ones — like the long-thwarted goal of adding tolls on the East River bridges, which, in a region replete with costly and necessary highway tolls, persist in being perversely free.
But advocates for the bill in New Jersey face a new fight: trying to win enough votes to override the governor's expected veto.
"Much like my first film (Bounty Hunters, 2011), with this one, I got to explore a new fighting art and work with new fight choreographers," she said.
It is not a new fight, by any means.
Are the angry people in this new fight truly offended?
