Sentence examples for older fights from inspiring English sources

There is an invitation implicit in his persona, issued to his younger and more diverse coalition, to see itself as continuing the older fights, to graft his longer memory onto its own.

Others call Mr. Wright arrogant and untrustworthy, and still others say he is fighting old fights.

Some of the parishioners, however, "call Mr. Wright arrogant and untrustworthy, and still others say he is fighting old fights".

As in the continent's older fight against poverty and disease, Western money will be vital.

During World War II, 11-year-old Maurice worked in the restaurant while Melvin, seven years older, fought the Germans.

In spite of the heated words in the official Chinese press, it is reassuring to note that Beijing and Washington are merely fighting the same old fights: Taiwan, Tibet and human rights.

"There's a younger generation of people who didn't fight the old fights.

"Many of the dogs in the old fights are really not their dogs.

Sometimes, when he is sleeping, Ali dreams about his old fights, especially the three wars in the seventies with Joe Frazier.

She was always a tomboy, and adored watching videos of the old fights of Sugar Ray Leonard and Muhammad Ali, with her father, Innocent.

Even though he is actually two years Mr Mayweather's junior, the 36-year-old fights in a relentlessly aggressive style.