Sentence examples for want fighting from inspiring English sources

Also directing his ire toward Cherry, Thomson, who had 116 fights in his junior and professional career, said: "I want fighting out and I want the violence out.

Last fall, he said the league's healthy attendance figures showed that fans did not want fighting banned, and he cast doubt on the science linking hockey fights to brain damage.

China certainly does not want fighting.

I get impatient with love; I want fighting.

They had not looked like a group of men you would want fighting for your future.

Shelter workers must also screen out potential adopters who want fighting dogs.

But the survey found that 68percentt of those who said they followed the N.H.L. closely wanted fighting to stay in the game.

You could go in any direction, fast or slow as you wanted, fighting the wind if you felt like it, seeking out new sights just on the strength of your feet and the courage of your lungs.

People wanting fighting or guard dogs, she said, often select them for a "suite of behaviors" that includes "increased tenacity, increased reactivity, increased bite and forcefulness, increased impulsiveness and decreased inhibition".

It can be grass if you want them fighting on a field or sand if they're fighting on a beach.

They want Labour fighting the Tories, not among themselves," the spokesperson said.