Sentence examples for resorted to fighting from inspiring English sources

The Nets played so well, beat the Celtics so convincingly that some boisterous Boston fans resorted to fighting one another and one turned on Antoine Walker, one of the Celtics' star players.

Fire fighters again resorted to fighting the fire with water after dry extinguishers proved ineffective.

Other people resorted to fighting in the aisles of grocery stores when stocks of bottled water ran low.

It seemed like in the absence of cops, the students had resorted to fighting people dressed up as cops.

He solved out his problems by being willing to talk most of the time and only resorted to fighting when only necessary.

"We too often resort to fighting to end conflicts, when dialogue should be the way.

Puts believes it is possible that traits such as a deeper voice allowed men to appear bigger and more dominant, without the need to resort to fighting.

In most bouts, the retiarius probably had to resort to fighting with just his trident and dagger, placing him at a disadvantage.

Also, many of your defenders are Christian, Muslim, etc., and when you resort to fighting back by making offensive comments about Christian or Muslim belief, it will have absolutely no effect on the anti-Semitic person, should he/she be atheist, etc., and meanwhile you will have offended the ones who were trying to defend you.

In a violent medium, she brought to life the philosophy that resorting to fighting as a first or only solution is inherently perverse.

Clearly, there are a lot more productive ways to fight the system without actually resorting to … fighting.