Sentence examples for they sometimes fought from inspiring English sources
The imperial banner troops, although they sometimes fought fiercely, were ill-equipped and lacked training for warfare against the more-modern British forces.
They sometimes fought well, as I experienced in combat against them near Jalalabad.
Most of the people behind its creation were outsiders or marginalized in one way or another, and though they saw eye to eye on various creative matters, they sometimes fought among themselves about what the show should be.
The children cry, they sometimes fight over toys.
They sometimes fight and feud, and there are reasons to call them criminal gangs, but they have established crude modus vivendi.
She also explained that they sometimes fight, and that the deer rears up and flails her hooves toward Janet in the heat of arguments.
They sometimes fight over who "just got to check!!" But, they keep bringing them in, and it's my job (that I love), as the cook, to find things to make out of them.
The Hardys' personalities are portrayed as more separate and distinct, and they sometimes fight; in the first of the series, Dead on Target, for example, the brothers brawl after Frank tries to restrain Joe after Joe's girlfriend, Iola Morton, is killed by a car bomb.
Over the next two hundred years and more, they worked and sometimes fought to insure that their "new nation, conceived in Liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal," would increasingly live up to its moral and material promise.
"They flip over tables with merchandise still on it, they'll sometimes fight hand-to-hand," Dojie said.
They now sometimes fight each other.
