Sentence examples for permanently fighting from inspiring English sources

What I fear is a Republican Party that is permanently fighting against our rights for the next decade, as they have done for years.

Some civilians – probably organised by the Muslim Brotherhood – dragged and beat the youth who've been permanently fighting there for the last week out of the road, and linked arms, four rows deep, at the top of it.

Some civilians probably organized by the Muslim Brotherhood dragged and beat the youth who've been permanently fighting there for the last week out of the road and linked arms, four rows deep, at the entrance to it.

It appears Russia will be permanently excluded, with fighting flaring again in eastern Ukraine and the issue of further sanctions against Russia is bound to be raised.

The government immediately said such a move, if carried out, could lead to face-to-face talks on permanently ending the fighting.

In "Resurrection Blvd.," the patriarch of the Santiago family, Roberto Tony Planaa), is a boxing-obsessed mechanic who dreams that one of his three sons (played by Michael DeLorenzo, Mauricio Mendoza and Nicholas Gonzalez) will become a contender, even though his live-in brother is permanently disabled from his fighting career.

Prior to the venue's closure, Glover has long been fighting to permanently turn the disused warehouse in which Shapes was housed into a multipurpose events space.

John Sweeney, the president of the A.F.L.-C.I.O., is doing his country and the labor movement a disservice by fighting so hard against permanently establishing normal trade relations with China.

She's now looking for a new lawyer, and plans to keep fighting to stay in the US permanently.

But this is envisaged to be permanently at war with the rest of the world, fighting to oppose all real and imagined grievances of Muslims everywhere.

G.O.P. politicians will continue to call for permanently lowering taxes, banning abortion and gay marriage, and fighting the terrorists over there, not here.