a fighting man造句

• What does a fighting man fear at the front : Air raids?
• A hard man from Yorkshire, a fighting man in every sense.
• Now there was a fighting man.
• They depict animals, both real and mystical, as well as fighting men and knights on horseback.
• He's a fighting man's environmentalist, who would rather stomp a thug than hug a stump.
• Lyddie sees in Paul the opportunity to turn a soft leftish intellectual into a fighting man with hard warrior values.
• She has shown such pluck and perseverance that, if she had been a fighting man instead of a studious woman, she would have merited decoration.
• She described Inghilleri as " a big, fat liar " and " a fighting man, always fighting with someone about something ."
• Primarily tillers, they are rustic par excellence and as fighting men have established for themselves a reputation of being determined, sturdy, fierce and desperate fighters.
• ""'A Fighting Man of Mars " "'is a science fantasy novel by American writer Edgar Rice Burroughs, the seventh of his Barsoom series.
• The request concert, as the bridge between the two, and indeed the love story between a civilian girl and a fighting man, are really just symbols for the greater whole.
• Instead of the scarcity and shortages that people faced in the 1930s, the knowledge that a nutritious diet was necessary for a fighting man meant that a healthy, hard-working populace would result.
• Although Rear Admiral Pillsbury's attainments as a sailor and a fighting man were noteworthy, he is perhaps best known as having been one of the world's foremost geographers and an authority on the Gulf Stream.
• But eventually the captain agrees to let Conan stay on board, since " It would be useful to have a fighting man on the voyage " and gradually Conan and the captain, named Tito, become quite friendly.
• Finnegan wrote an autobiography entitled " Finnegan : Self-Portrait of a Fighting Man " about his boxing career, including his gold medal win at Mexico City which he referred to as a " golden rivet ".
• Among his own people and neighbouring peoples his word was law, and as with the fur traders he was known for " sagacity, honesty, prudence and fair dealing, and was rather a peacemaker than a fighting man ".
• Mad scientists also appear, Ras Thavas from " The Master Mind of Mars " and " Synthetic Men of Mars " being the principal example, although another plays a prominent role in " A Fighting Man of Mars ".
• Across the South, black men offered their services as fighting men, but were rejected, enlisted instead in laboring units or military bands, adds McGlone, who says his Ph . d . dissertation in history centered on African-Americans'role in the Civil War.
• Across the South, black men offered their services as fighting men, but were rejected, and enlisted instead in laboring units or military bands, adds McGlone, who says his Ph . d . dissertation in history centered on African-Americans'role in the Civil War.