Sentence examples for stick fighting from inspiring English sources

"These are perfect," Keisha said, while her producer and her director discussed something far more frightening than Maori stick fighting.

In Episode 2, Richard, a cricket player who attended Oxford, gets a potion from the village doc that's supposed to help him excel at Zulu stick fighting.

Last year he moved from Johannesburg to his home in Qunu, where he had spent a happy childhood tending to his father's animals and stick fighting with friends, according to his autobiography, "Long Walk to Freedom".

"If you are angry, you can't think properly, and the other boys will really beat you up," he said of his days learning stick fighting with other Zulu boys.

He spent his early childhood here, living with his mother in a cluster of mud-walled huts, roaming the pasture lands while tending to his father's cattle or stick fighting with other boys.

The stick fighting element just popped into my head – there wasn't any obvious connection between the two strands but somehow I found myself working with these two elements and the story just poured out of me," he said.

He is still at large, while our troops are stuck fighting in Iraq.

Starting next year, lots of big companies will be spending lots of money to control sections of the Net; small companies, meanwhile, will be stuck fighting over.com addresses.

But to many Republicans who are stuck fighting a battle that's already been lost rather than moving on to the next challenge, this Web site problem offers a sliver of hope that they can turn people off from the law.

I wanted to blow up some Nazis or something, and I was stuck fighting garden pests.

A spokeswoman for Ken Livingstone said: "Boris Johnson is fatally stuck fighting the stale arguments of the last election, when Londoners are crying out for action now to cut fares and ease the squeeze on their living costs.