its a fight造句

• He wants to make it a fight over Democrats and money.
• First of all, let's not call it a fight.
• The Israeli commander in Jenin called it a fight to the death.
• Castillejo, though, promised that he would make it a fight.
• Or, at least, making it a fight.
• I carried him to make it a fight,
• And I want to make it a fight for justice, too . . ..
• Consider it a fight for your independence.
• And we gave it a fight.
• Or is it a fight for NTV's juicy share of the Russian advertising market?
• So the WBC entered the picture and made it a fight for its vacant light heavyweight title.
• Its a fight that politicians in this town for 30 years have walked away from when it got to be tough.
• And its a fight for a worker's right to go to work each day and leave the workplace each day alive and well.
• Obviously we will be willing to give a little to make it a fight because unifying the belts is more important to Lennox than the cash.
• "At the half, we could have laid down and died or give it a fight, " said Florida State coach Bobby Bowden.
• "A lot of people want to make it a fight between people who have kids and those who don't, " said Jay Bender, who six years ago co-founded Childless by Choice with his wife, Carin Smith.
• Rahman said, " so if he comes out and wants to use his reach and stay away and run and back up and make it an ugly fight, there's not much I can do but press him and try to make it a fight.
• Analysts argue over why it began : Some say it's over land that is of little value; others call it a fight for sovereignty; still others point to long-simmering problems between the countries'governments and the two leaders, distant cousins who each owe the other for being in power in the first place.