Sentence examples for sight of fighting from inspiring English sources

Walter Mazzarri's Watford came back from two goals down to claim their first three points of the season in a match that had great goals, terrible defending and the unfortunate sight of fighting in the stands of the Olympic Stadium.

Our new puppy, now hysterical with excitement at the sight of fighting chickens and prowling guinea fowl, lunged for Prince Charles, who began honking and shrieking, and then flew up and into the chicken coop, where he immediately started pecking the little chicken who had led the mob.

A lot of fighting.

In these spaces, they get to play, to draw and to be children again – away from the sights and sounds of fighting.

He rejoiced in the sight of women fighting alongside men, and of Muslims protecting Christians and displaying with pride the surviving traces of Jewish culture in Iraqi Kurdistan.

The moral reason is simple: What could be closer to the hearts of Jews than the sight of peoples fighting to throw off oppression and gain their dignity and freedom?

The suffragettes continued their ploy of gathering where they knew there would be cameras – the sight of women fighting for their rights on a cinema screen was worth a thousand broken windows.

The sight of Republicans fighting about the difference between tax cuts of $350 billion and $550 billion over 10 years is ludicrous.

Yet again, the familiar sight of Greeks fighting Greeks hit the news on Wednesday as protesters clashed with riot police in Athens.

British and Commonwealth heavyweight champion Tyson Fury has set his sights on the Irish title instead of fighting one of the Klitschko brothers.

In the first months of fighting, he was dismayed by the sight of sterile trench war, where "Tommies chew barbed wire in Flanders".