Sentence examples for tour fighting from inspiring English sources

While the Warhols get big UK festival slots and sell 40,000 CDs in two weeks, we see the BJM playing for 10 people during a 1997 national tour, fighting each other onstage, and Newcombe later being arrested in a solo comeback appearance after kicking an audience member in the head.

There is the Campaign, an immersive single-player story that takes the player (Private Daniels) on an actual tour, fighting in historic battles, of the Western Front.

Last year, he and Lance Armstrong spent the Tour fighting for the leadership of the Astana team and for the overall victory.

Dionisio Garza III was an army veteran who had completed several tours fighting the war on terror in Afghanistan.

From Ida Grove to Pocahontas, from Onawa to Osage, Mr. Edwards, who is seeking the Democratic presidential nomination, led a 7-day, 31-stop barnstorming tour of rural Iowa this week billed as the "Fighting for One America" tour — and fighting was an apt choice of words.

More for families Ski-mad families will be thrilled to find the tour operators fighting for their custom - after years of neglect.

The PGA Tour is ferociously fighting the court's intrusion in its affairs.

At the Tour, Vande Velde — still fighting his injuries — ended up working for Wiggins.

"On the second tour, we were fighting 24 hours a day in Samarra.

Hamilton was performing what seemed at the time like one of the greatest rides in the history of the race, appropriately in the centenary Tour; he was fighting his way through it with a double crack in his collarbone and was highly placed overall.

During their tour they witnessed fighting between Chetniks and Partisans.