Sentence examples for tale of fighting from inspiring English sources
Ms. Stewart tells a classic Fourth Street tale of fighting city fathers who tried to shut her theater during its early years, and of winning the patronage of bluebloods beguiled by her spunk.
Gerhard's story might be the Hollywood-worthy tale of fighting for the French Resistance, but it's the mundane details of GDR life that feel unimaginably exotic: school essays on "Why the State Border Must Be Protected", crowded early-morning trams, careful double-think between socialist drills in the classroom and episodes of Gunsmoke at home.
Eye-rolling, face-flushing and shaking in voice are tell-tales of fighting.
Raised with tales of fighting the Soviet dragon while drinking the preserved marsupials from the town museum, I drank all through my youth.
It is said that his "irresistible left hook" earned him his fighting name, 'the Eastern Southpaw', and Lee would enthral the wide-eyed young twins with tales of fighting bareknuckle in Victoria Park.
Granted, as a tale of teens fighting to make it in an unjust world, Rock of Ages is pretty toothless.
Rattigan's drama grows more nuanced and contemplative as it proceeds, becoming something richer than a David-and-Goliath tale about the nobility of fighting for justice.
If he did, he couldn't have included the wonderful Daniel Inouye, the senator from Hawaii, and his tale of seeing the bombers fly over on December 7 , 1941 and his description of fighting in Europe.
"Recurrent waves of fighting".
Unimpeachable in his motives, Mireles epitomises the story Heineman thought he was telling when he first arrived: "At first, it seemed to be a tale of good fighting evil".
