fighting to live造句

• None of the parties right now are fighting to live together.
• These people ( in Kenya ) are really fighting to live.
• For 52 years all of us in Israel have been fighting to live in peace.
• They're still fighting to live.
• Even when Jill Meconi is struggling for her next breath, she is fighting to live life on her terms.
• As most of Kansas City struggled through Feb . 2, 2002, grumbling about no hot water or heat, Monroe was fighting to live.
• They are Afghan refugees in their own capital, driven by fighting to live in squalor in the sprawling war-ruined embassy that was once home to Soviet diplomats.
• The Bahamas also is fighting to live up to a historic 2000 performance, when the women's 400-meter relay team seized the country's first gold.
• What came next, for her, is also hard for her to talk about, or even to accept : the days and weeks and months when she was in the hospital, fighting to live.
• The PBS series " P . O . V . " and its producer, Walter Brock, won a silver baton for a portrait of Arthur Campbell, a disabled man fighting to live independently.
• Brain appears in episode 36, " No Brainer " which reveals that, having been traumatized after years of pain while saving Gadget and Gadget mistaking him for MAD Agents, he retired from crime-fighting to live in a riverside house, which only Penny knows about.