Sentence examples for room fighting from inspiring English sources

Your boy and me will be in this locker room, fighting together in my retirement year.

I often lock myself in my room fighting my tears that want to spring out unannounced at any moment.

When fans first catch up with her in "The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest," she's in a hospital emergency room, fighting for her life: there are wounds in her shoulder and hip and a bullet lodged in her brain, and should she recover, she is supposed to stand trial for three murders.

Gabrielle Giffords lies in a hospital room fighting for her life, and a precious nine-year-old girl is dead along with five others.

If I was going to have civilian band members trapped in the Green Room fighting off soldiers, well, among the scene, those were the guys.

"There isn't much room for fighting this".

Bad Idea Jeans Department: Should the NBA make room for fighting like the NHL as the Washington Wizards Marcin Gortatt has suggested?

But it hasn't been that much more than routine, and there are a lot of detectives in the squad room now fighting for screen time.

All the boys in the dressing room are fighting for each other and when you have that off the pitch you take it on to the pitch.

Often imitated using, eg, the scary Lisa Butcher, or the heifer-ish and slightly peeved Rachel Hunter, but never bettered, getting twelve scrawny, hyped up teenage girls in a room and fighting them to the gladiatorial death - "The girl whose name I do not say must pack up their bags- and leave!" -just never gets boring.

There is still room for fighting about the details and the administration of the settlement.