Sentence examples for to fighting a from inspiring English sources

"We have one of the best pound-for-pound fighters ever reducing himself at 39 to fighting a slap/box boxer who always chooses the easy fight.

Staff fondly admit to fighting a losing battle with dandruff on his baggy blue suits.

Coley admitted that he was not accustomed to fighting a high-caliber fighter at a world championship level.

​The recent discovery of an unknown gene could hold the key to fighting a shape-shifting tropical parasite that feasts on human blood.

At its weakest, post-partisanship amounts to an aversion to fighting, a trait that some people who know Obama see in him.

They were ill-treated by waves of Crusaders, by Mamlūks, and by Ottoman conquerors, in addition to fighting a number of internecine wars.

He is the closest analogy boxing has to fighting an apparition.

The unpopular, but honest, Ms Villarán must instead devote her energies to fighting an effort by her opponents to organise a recall referendum to unseat her in September.

Environmental opposition switched from contesting the pipeline on NEPA grounds to fighting an amendment to the leasing act or a new bill.

The Iraq War, for instance, is the reason the US eventually adopted General David Petraeus's approach to fighting an insurgency.

These items were being cruel/mean to others, bullying, destroying things belonging to others, fighting a lot, physically attacking people, stealing outside the home, and threatening people.