Sentence examples for recurring fight from inspiring English sources

"It's almost like this recurring fight; he's become so neurotic about having colored lights," Mrs. McCarthy, 36, said.

Democrats hope to use the next few weeks to negotiate legislation to provide the added unemployment aid and other benefits through the end of the year so that they can avoid what has become a recurring fight over the handling of the costs of the program.

But beware--resistance doesn't let go without a recurring fight.

In exchange, he's supposed to be on top of the cleaning, but then Sundays stop being idyllic sun-dappled afternoons reading and drinking flat whites, and instead become recurring fights in which he insists that cleaning the bathroom once a month is enough.

Earlier this year Laurie had to fight a recurring battle with cancer, approaching it with matter-of-fact humour and a continued zest for life.

These recurring battle sequences represent when the members of the Little Busters get into physical fights with either each other or with others.

The recurring street fights in Tripoli pit Sunni Muslims, who support the Syrian uprising, against members of the Alawite sect, an offshoot of Shiite Islam to which Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad, belongs.

In the HUD investigation, Creekside Village's supervising property manager said the policy of evicting the entire household when anyone in the household had been a batterer was designed to protect tenants from witnessing recurring domestic fights if the restraining order is defied.

And no longer is it done just to fight recurring throat infections.

Despite two major operations, which placed tubes in his ears to help fight recurring infections, he often screams in pain.

Over the next decade, he fought recurring rumors and accusations that he had leaked atomic bomb secrets.