Sentence examples for violently fighting from inspiring English sources

Disturbing photos and videos of Tarabasov violently fighting with Lohan in Mykonos, Greece, later surfaced online amid claims that she was pregnant.

Daniel Satre, 43, was reportedly violently fighting with police at the time of the shocks, and had previously been acting unhinged.

In November, the 16-year-old transgender girl known as Jane Doe was deemed a delinquent because of her history of violently fighting with other girls and staff at the facilities where she'd been housed since being taken into DCF custody at the age of 12.

Like labor unions infiltrated by the mob, Korean monks have lent themselves to gangland activity, shaking down businesses and fighting violently for turf, Buddhist clergymen acknowledge.

Opponents continued their attempts to drive Richard to anger or frustration as they had learned he could be goaded into taking himself out of the game by violently retaliating and fighting.

— The Stone family, and the fiercely militant Christian group that revolved around them at a ramshackle homestead outside of town here, were best known by their neighbors for their active use of guns and their increasingly heated talk about fighting back violently against the government.

But, what we've seen recently is men fighting back violently after women reject them.

I love the mirrored symmetry of the males as they engage in their violently ritualised, almost choreographed, fighting; the male on the right of the shot fixing his rival with a gimlet eye as he looks to land a decisive blow.

Danny, aware that the Oceanic Flight 815 survivors are responsible, takes his anger out on Sawyer by violently beating him, who refrains from fighting back.

Eventually, the Gulf Cartel and Los Zetas would violently rupture, with ever more micronized versions fighting battles with heavy-weapons such as grenade launchers over specific towns and even individual streets.

It's an unsettling image, even tragic: the old man bravely fighting death, only to be taken violently, against his will.