Sentence examples for one brawl from inspiring English sources

And they have already engaged in one brawl with their rivals, which followed up on last year's postseason confrontation in which Martínez threw the 72-year-old Yankees coach Don Zimmer to the ground.

The Bonfire Night final eliminator for the British middleweight title, amid a backdrop of simmering tension on the streets of Britain, was ignited in the run-up by one brawl outside the Stakis Regency Casino in London and then another at the final press conference.

Some of those playoff games took about five hours to play — it was one brawl after another".

After one brawl his junior year, in which Smith said he broke another student's nose and jaw, he was expelled and charged with aggravated assault.

Civil War might feature the biggest conclave of comic book characters ever committed to screen – a fistfight on an airport tarmac between opposing hero groups – but its true finale is a one-on-one brawl with stakes that are purely personal.

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Eventually, you're going to end up fighting, but such is the beauty inherent in the British drinking system it's rare you're going to end up in a one-on-one street brawl, glassed to mince by some brick shit-house called Neil Neill sprinting into the night with blood on his shirt and his mates going, "Neil no, not again, Neil.

Eventually, you're going to end up fighting, but such is the beauty inherent in the British drinking system: it's rare you're going to end up in a one-on-one street brawl, glassed to mince by some brick shit-house called Neil Neill sprinting into the night with blood on his shirt and his mates going, "Neil no, not again, Neil.

Geneticists aren't the only ones brawling.

Riots break out nearly every time the teams play, and one epic brawl in 1989 became known as the Match of Hate.

By Friday morning, the festival had already had two deaths, one mass brawl and the audacious theft of a cash machine from the main arena.