Sentence examples for taking a fight from inspiring English sources

You've got to get out there and so I try to lure them into taking a fight against me.

In the mock-up gorge, a gaggle of shaggy haired heavies – let's call them gorge defenders – are taking a fight call.

Mr. Baer, who took over in January, has demonstrated that he is not afraid of taking a fight to court, analysts said, as he did this year with the case in which the department charged that Apple colluded with publishers over e-book pricing.

As for Saunders, he should be applauded for taking a fight he didn't have to take.

Khan or Maidana?" After several weeks of delay, Khan has finally voiced his frustration in a series of tweets and admitted he regretted not taking a fight with Devon Alexander  for the IBF welterweight title, which was shelved after terms were not agreed.

Loeffler said he made the best of the situation, taking a fight that will expand Golovkin's name brand in a pay-per-view bout in Europe while potentially allowing him to boast he's sold out Madison Square Garden, the Forum and O2 Arena in succession.

It took a fight in the California Supreme Court to win Hallinan his law license.

These languages gave voice to the foundation-stones of European literature, but understanding them takes a fight.

Previously, Costco took a fight with the Swatch Group over the right to sell Omega watches as far as the United States Supreme Court.

They won't need to spend any time in their retirement daydreaming about whether or not they'd take a fight with Iron Mike.

Mann instead took a fight in Croatia, defeating Ivica Djebic via TKO (injury).