Sentence examples for ugly fighting from inspiring English sources

Ugly fighting words had been exchanged, leaving a residue of aggrieved feelings.

The sight of separatist fighters looting the belongings of dead passengers who had been shot out of the sky hit Germans more personally than months of ugly fighting among Ukrainians had.

Senior police officers believe England's return to Marseilles – the scene of ugly fighting at the 1998 World Cup – poses a greater threat of violence at Euro 2016 than the Group B match with Wales in Lens, and have set up a London-based team of detectives to tackle violence and criminality during Euro 2016, The Independent understands.

Disputation about gambling has resulted in some of the ugliest fighting seen in recent years in Taiwan's parliament.

As Leone Bicchieri, the director of the Chicago Workers Collaborativee, put it, things get ugly when "rats are fighting over scraps of cheese".

How can you feel alone when you're reading about a ship sailing the salty ocean with a large crew, or when fighting an ugly troll atop Mt. Carnivorous?

He returned to fighting, with sometimes ugly results.

Each time the security forces arrest more people or inflict cruelties behind the doors of Iran's prisons, more and more people are confronted by the ugly face of the Islamic Republic fighting for its survival.So the protests go on.

There is no excuse for fighting but this ugly reminder of football's darker days was also a reminder that Uefa's decision to hold a match at a venue where demand was always going to outstrip supply – and especially so after Liverpool booked their place – was an idiotic one.

In 2000 he stepped down after a decade at the helm of the SNP and after much ugly in-fighting.

The ugly part is the love of fighting the Penguins and the Rangers have this year.