Sentence examples for the continuous fighting from inspiring English sources
Mr. Hardt said most soldiers he knew were angry about the extension because they were exhausted by the continuous fighting and the threats of roadside bombs.
The U.S. relies on international and Syrian non-governmental organizations to distribute food inside the country, a task complicated by the continuous fighting and upheaval from the civil war and the rise of the extremist rebel group, the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, or ISIL.
Seriously depleted by the continuous fighting the Egyptians relinquished control of the routes to the canal, opening them up to the Israelis.
The stubborn defenses by the PVA 38th and 42nd Corps soon ground the Korean advances to a halt, and the continuous fighting for the next two days failed to create any gains for the Koreans.
The almost continuous fighting since then has blocked their migratory routes, and the tensions from later factional fighting and the Taliban era still prevent their return to Hazarajat.
The 12th and 13th centuries saw almost continuous fighting in the area until Edward I of England defeated the Welsh in the 14th century.
Racked by U.N. naval and air forces and suffering extensive losses from continuous fighting, the regiment was forced to retreat from the P'ohang-dong battlefield.
The past months have seen continuous fighting between several of the big ones.
Continuous fighting against the main redoubt and defences on Tel el Saba (dominating the eastern approaches to the town), resulted eventually in its capture in the afternoon.
The defeats of Austerlitz, Eylau, and Friedland led to important additional reforms, though continuous fighting in the course of three wars with France, two with Sweden, and two with the Ottoman Empire had not allowed time for these to be fully implemented and absorbed.
Hundreds of civilians have been unable to leave the two neighbourhoods because of continuous fighting and have been without an adequate supply of food, medical items and other necessities.
