Sentence examples for savage fighting from inspiring English sources

Savage fighting occurred in both Fallujah and Ramadi by the end of 2004, including the Second Battle of Fallujah.

On August 13 savage fighting broke out in Shanghai.

"He helps everyone," says a woman in Grozny, just returned from exile to a refurbished building near Minutka Square, once the site of savage fighting.

Then, at Corinth in early October, Van Dorn's forces were mangled in two days of savage fighting, suffering a casualty rate of over 20 percent.

Then, after two years of covering the most savage fighting of the war, Michael Herr assembled his reportage for Esquire in the book "Dispatches," published in 1977.

Miller's platoon has been sent, in the middle of savage fighting, to find a single man whose four brothers have died; the army wants Ryan sent home.

May, who died in 1912, wrote dozens of books about the American West, portraying the Indians as noble savages fighting the injustice of European settlers.

Hundreds died in savage, confused street fighting.

It's welcome news therefore that Cameron announced on Friday more financial support for local authorities dealing with large number of immigrants and already fighting savage cuts.

Their next door neighbour whisks them away to a magical world and they find themselves fighting savage warriors, blood thirsty pirates and a giant.

He still argues, with a degree of justification, that he is fighting savage terrorists; he has sent diplomats to Tehran and Moscow, and gone on a charm offensive with the press.Despite seeing Mr Assad as something of a embarrassment, there are no signs that his backers want to be rid of him yet.